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Try Trask...Get the accuracy and run the ball.
Ahmen Nola. Would Spurrier be paralyzed by this decision?
IMHO, for the rest of the season, I just don't see us getting better, Frankly.
I see what you did there.Ahmen Nola. Would Spurrier be paralyzed by this decision?
IMHO, for the rest of the season, I just don't see us getting better, Frankly.
I'm constantly amused at your bashing of Trask while being inexplicably soft on a guy who is anything but ready. Franks' decisionmaking is consistently bad. Maybe not AS bad as a year ago, but it remains bad. He kills drives.Frank's probably is most ready. That doesn't mean most effective.
How do you get trash ready? Who knows? It has literally never happened to my knowledge in history. There's never been a kid who hasn't played since middle school playing quarterback, probably in any division.
Maybe some rusty guys coming back from WW2? Were they even eligible then? Leather helmet football was different though. Not nearly as complicated as today.
Trask faster than Frank's lolzzzz... Trask might be better at a lot of things, but a foot race isn't one. That dude is slow and uncoordinated.
Ahmen Nola. Would Spurrier be paralyzed by this decision?
IMHO, for the rest of the season, I just don't see us getting better, Frankly.
the convo is about running ability. I even stated "foot race" in the post. Where you got read and release from that I havent the foggiest. There isn't a person in the stadium that isn't aware of how slow Frank's release is.I think his read and release is faster.
Again, Frank's is not good under pressure and he is incapable of relieving pressure.
When they load a box you throw deeper. That doesn't work if you can't see the receiver.
Watch Drew Brees. He hits guys and hits them fast.
I'll take release and timing over arm strength every day of the week.
There are untold stories in NFL history about guys with big arms who went big bust. Bobby Douglass (sigh), Jeff George, Ryan Leaf. I could go on and on. Dime a dozen.
The best passers never had the best arm. They had the best mind.
Danny Wuerffel made a living on that. Nobody's putting him in the strong-armed category.Certainly many long passes in college are quick passes thrown just as the WR goes by the cover2 CB and before the safety can arrive. That throw is one of the most important ones a QB has to make and often it is released immediately after the snap in anticipation of the receiver getting to where the ball is thrown.
No question. Brings to mind SOS alternating Noah Brindise with Doug Johnson every other play to beat undefeated no. 2 FSU 32-29 in 1997.Spurrier could do something meaningful, if not great, with Trask.
the convo is about running ability. I even stated "foot race" in the post. Where you got read and release from that I havent the foggiest. There isn't a person in the stadium that isn'""t aware of how slow Frank's release is.
SOS was spectacular with QBs, absolutely meticulous over mechanics. Archie Manning made a big mistake not allowing Peyton to be recruited by Spurrier over a silly concern re Spurrier's demanding ways. He'd have squeezed every ounce of ability out of Manning, possibly even another national championship.No question. Brings to mind SOS alternating Noah Brindise with Doug Johnson every other play to beat undefeated no. 2 FSU 32-29 in 1997.
Archie looked out for his sons, but he make the wrong call on that move. As a former great quarterback, and 4th in Heisman voting in "69 and "70, he may have felt a little competition on a personal level from Spurrier.SOS was spectacular with QBs, absolutely meticulous over mechanics. Archie Manning made a big mistake not allowing Peyton to be recruited by Spurrier over a silly concern re Spurrier's demanding ways. He'd have squeezed every ounce of ability out of Manning, possibly even another national championship.
SOS was spectacular with QBs, absolutely meticulous over mechanics. Archie Manning made a big mistake not allowing Peyton to be recruited by Spurrier over a silly concern re Spurrier's demanding ways. He'd have squeezed every ounce of ability out of Manning, possibly even another national championship.
Old-school Steve. He demanded perfection from his quarterbacks. Some embraced the challenge, others shrunk from it. It was impossible to not get something positive out of the experience.SOS would pull you at the drop of a visor.
That's how Danny W won the job.