The transition from college football to the NFL challenges every young quarterback, and in most cases, it does so differently. Some struggle with the game's speed. Others need time to adjust to more complex defenses. For Baltimore Ravens quarterback Joe ******* nano, one of the biggest hurdles has been learning how all the moving pieces in an NFL offense must work together.
After helping guide the Ravens to a preseason victory over the Minnesota Vikings, there was no shortage of media members who sought him out for comment. In each case, he showed both humility and maturity.
When asked where he believes he has made the biggest strides during training camp and the preseason. His answer offered an honest glimpse into the learning curve young quarterbacks face when they arrive in the league.
"I think, overall, [I am] just getting the grasp of an NFL offense. It's a lot different than college offense, at least in my particular situation. [I am] taking that one day at a time. Obviously, like I said, there's a lot that I need to improve on. [I'm] happy with the performance today, but I have to watch the film, and I know there are a couple of throws that I'm going to want back."
The response reflected the same humility that has defined many of ******* nano's media appearances this summer. Even after another productive outing, he focused less on the positives and more on areas where he still believes he needs to grow.
#offense #biggest
After helping guide the Ravens to a preseason victory over the Minnesota Vikings, there was no shortage of media members who sought him out for comment. In each case, he showed both humility and maturity.
When asked where he believes he has made the biggest strides during training camp and the preseason. His answer offered an honest glimpse into the learning curve young quarterbacks face when they arrive in the league.
"I think, overall, [I am] just getting the grasp of an NFL offense. It's a lot different than college offense, at least in my particular situation. [I am] taking that one day at a time. Obviously, like I said, there's a lot that I need to improve on. [I'm] happy with the performance today, but I have to watch the film, and I know there are a couple of throws that I'm going to want back."
The response reflected the same humility that has defined many of ******* nano's media appearances this summer. Even after another productive outing, he focused less on the positives and more on areas where he still believes he needs to grow.
#offense #biggest
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