I think the most important thing  I took from this weekend was what Hurns said. Blake was throwing guys open, anticipating where he wanted the receiver to be before the receiver even started to break. That's something we haven't seen in a while. That was always the big knock on Garrard.

 

Still early, but the guy seems like he has "it". Unlike check down/short of the sticks Henne, he looks to throw the ball downfield. He seems comfortable making changes to the play at the LOS, and he clearly has the improvisation intangibles (running a different play because he forgot the routes of the one that was called). All of this seems to suggest that the game is never too big for him.  

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