Max Browne
You kind of know, when you’re not winning ballgames it’s not easy on anyone. But after I had watched the film, I was better than I thought so it surprised me for sure, I’d be lying if I said otherwise.
Coach Helton brought me in after the walk-through, face to face, man to man, rationalized his points. Yeah, it’s not easy.
He said the offense isn’t moving, the ball isn’t moving, so he’s going to give Sam a chance to see what he can do.
Obviously you’re going to be tough on yourself. I look back at some of those deep ball throws, if I hit on a couple of those it changes the vibe of the offense, it’s a different story. So yeah, I look back on a few of those and I’m kind of kicking myself because that’s what I’ve made my money on out here is the deeper routes.
I know how these things work, usually when the young guy goes in you know how it is. But I’ll be ready. I owe it to my teammates, to the guys I’ve been working with for four years, I’ll stay ready at a moment’s notice and I’ll be ready to go.
Yeah, you think about all of the opportunities at hand (transferring) but at the end of the day it’s only week 4, there’s a lot of ball to play. I’d be lying if I said I didn’t think about different outcomes but it’s been that way my entire career, thinking about situation A or situation B and how you would respond to both.
(he was asked if the move being made to get a spark was a result of things that were out of Max’s control) Yeah, I think there’s an aspect of that, I think you’re spot-on with that.
