Longmire Discusses Rough First QT Start
Seattle Seahawks quarterback Drew Lock has acknowledged the struggles he faced during Saturday’s preseason game against the Pittsburgh Steelers. Lock, who started the game under center, completed just 5 of 15 passes for 32 yards and an interception in the first half. The Seahawks offense managed only 74 yards of total offense in that span. “I’m not happy with my performance,” Lock said after the game. “I didn’t make enough plays, and I put the team in a bad position. We have to be better.” The former Broncos quarterback was replaced by Geno Smith midway through the second quarter. Smith led the Seahawks to a field goal and eventually a 32-25 victory. Despite his rough start, Lock remains the Seahawks’ projected starting quarterback for the regular season. Head coach Pete Carroll has expressed confidence in Lock, but the quarterback knows he needs to improve. “I have to work on my timing and my accuracy,” Lock said. “I have to make better decisions. It’s all on me.” The Seahawks will have their final preseason game next week against the Dallas Cowboys. Lock is expected to start and will have another opportunity to prove that he is ready to lead the offense.Longmire Discusses the Rough First QT Start
Longmire Discusses the Rough First QT Start
In an interview with Fox Sports, former head coach David Longmire opened up about the challenges faced by the team during the first quarter-time (QT) of the season. “It was a tough start,” Longmire admitted. “We couldn’t get any momentum going, and our execution was poor.” Longmire identified several factors that contributed to the team’s struggles, including injuries and a lack of cohesion. “We had a lot of players coming back from injuries,” he said. “And with a new game plan, it took some time for everyone to get on the same page.” However, despite the early struggles, Longmire remained optimistic about the team’s prospects. “I believe in this group,” he said. “We have a lot of talent, and we’re working hard to improve. I’m confident that we can turn things around.” Longmire’s confidence has been rewarded, as the team has shown significant improvement in recent weeks. The team has won three of its last four games, and is now in contention for a top-four finish. Longmire praised the team’s resilience for overcoming the early challenges. “The players have been great,” he said. “They’ve never given up, and they continue to work hard. I’m proud of the way they’ve responded.” As the season enters its final stages, Longmire is hopeful that the team can continue its strong form and make a deep run into the playoffs. “We’re playing with a lot of confidence right now,” he said. “We believe that we can beat anyone. We’re going to give it our all, and see how far we can go.”
Longmire Discusses Rough First QT Start
Former NFL quarterback Brock Longmire recently spoke out about his difficult first start in the new Quantum Turbo (QT) league. In his debut game for the Atlanta Gamblers, Longmire threw three interceptions and was sacked five times in a 28-10 loss to the New York Sentinels. “It was a rough start,” admitted Longmire. “The speed of the game and the new technology were a lot to adjust to.” The QT league features advanced technology that enhances player abilities, such as enhanced speed, jumping, and strength. “It’s a different beast,” said Longmire. “You have to be mentally and physically prepared for the rigors of this league.” Despite his early struggles, Longmire remains optimistic about his prospects in the QT. “I’m still learning and adapting,” he said. “I’m confident that I can get up to speed and make an impact for the Gamblers.” Longmire is expected to start again this weekend when the Gamblers host the Los Angeles Chargers.
