Purdy's timing with his receivers looked much better. I give credit the O-line for giving him time and space to step into his passes. I hope we can keep that protection level up going into conference play. I loved seeing Kolar get so many touches. He uses his size so well on routes. One other reassuring thing I took away: If our WRs struggle getting separation, I feel like we can still move the ball effectively though the air to our TEs and RBs.
I'm curious to see how the touches are going to be distributed for our running backs moving forward. Croney and Lang seem like they need more touches to get in the flow of the game than Kene, but I'm not sure Kene is the every-down back. Hall is clearly tentative right now, but you can see the potential. Brock looked comfortable making quick cuts and good decisions, but he was also had more time and space to work with since he was facing tired legs and back-ups. I admittedly didn't spend a lot of time paying attention to their blocking ability. Who has the upper hand here? I'm guessing this is where the older guys truly show their value.
