this one blames WR usage and coaching for the drop in offensive production from WR.

 

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Tend to agree with these guys.

The old adage rings true today. Some guys, like Joe Montana are not "practice" guys. But, you get them in an actual game and they shine. I have always held this opinion.

The old adage rings true today. Some guys, like Joe Montana are not "practice" guys. But, you get them in an actual game and they shine. I have always held this opinion.

 

 

I definitely believe that too. Some guys physically might not be any better off then the guy next to them. But when put into a real life situation they process information and react much differently. And it is not that they have an higher IQ......one term used to describe them is “Winners”

Book was the problem with the offense...

Book was the problem with the offense...

 

Maybe. It will be interesting to see the plays run by a taller QB who has made his reputation on film study.

 

Ian's rep was more of a extend the play type guy who proved to have a ceiling

For the life of me I don’t get why Kelly didn’t try to bring additional QBs in through the portal the past 3 years. Anyone who watched the film could see Book was not seeing wide open receivers, let alone being able to make pre-snap reads and hit timing routes. I just hope the skirt QB era is over unless they are rated the number QB in the class.

Edited January 27, 20213 yr by ndfanatic78