Eastern offense adjusting on the fly
Eagles QB Adams adjusting to ‘faster’ group of wideouts
The film confirmed what everybody saw at Saturday’s Eastern Washington football scrimmage: The offense struggled at times.
Why it struggled was the pertinent question before Tuesday’s practice, and of course the answer wasn’t simple:
- Quarterback Vernon Adams saw a new group of receivers who were “faster” than what he’s accustomed to.
- Receiver Ashton Clark saw teammates who were “surprised” by a few balls.
- And head coach Beau Baldwin saw all that and more, including a need “to make strides as a playcaller” as the passing game incorporates a new group of receivers.