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I wasn’t talking about Emory specifically, but game managers in general. Emory hasn’t shown enough yet to know what he is except that he’s developmental.

You're focusing on physical traits while overlooking the most important trait, Feel for the position. You can win a championship (even in today's game) with a QB like Dorsey, Kosar or Griese (Bob that is).

I'm not making a judgement about any of the QBs. I'm not at the practices, I'm not an experienced evaluator, so I recognize it's not my place to say. The fact that he continues to struggle with the routine plays is troubling, I would expect the reverse. And I can't shake @Brooklyndee (who has...

... but the back channeling has begun a while age. That's the only way to get real "difference makers".

We need to give the stupid pipe back to the mascot ... where it belongs.

If you're stretching the field is the same as my stretching the field, you're right, he doesn't show an NFL arm. Neither do 99% of the college QBs. In fact, I can count on one hand the number of UM QBs that had one: Mira, Kelly, Testaverde, Craig Erickson. Some may include Steve Morris, that's...

That's one of the most important things for a QB.

So, you're saying he has the highest ceiling but the lowest floor. QB is the one position where coaches want a comfort level that they know what they're going to get. That's difficult to overcome.

If you're stretching the field is the same as my stretching the field, you're right, he doesn't show an NFL arm. Neither do 99% of the college QBs. In fact, I can count on one hand the number of UM QBs that had one: Mira, Kelly, Testaverde, Craig Erickson. Some may include Steve Morris, that's...

We were 7-5 without an elite QB.

Not that I disagree, but wasn't Cam Ward in a similar place that Judd's stage of his development? In fact, wasn't Cam still in high school (I don't believe he was an early entrant), his first college experience was FCS Incarnate Word. Give the kid a chance, you know his first spring game...