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So now it’s a talent argument and not necessarily experience or this drifting line of being “ready?” Do you think Rosier is more talented than the backups?

That’s one way to look at it. Although, a big part of our problem is we’re not getting much out of Rosier against teams with a pulse.

Tell me all you want about Perry being dumb and Weldon being a drug addict and Alison being a **** and this and that and everything in between. Year 3. If you can’t get a better QB ready than Rosier in year 3 either via freshmans or a transfer, then you’ve botched the QB situation. I’m not one...

Odds are super high that Malik Implosier will resurface again. When he strings together a couple good games against a team that isn’t complete dogshyt or a MAC team with a tradition of horrific defenses, then maybe some people will start buying in. Until then, I’m expecting Implosier to...

I’m not sure that’s a valid excuse in year 3.

You guys are too scared. You’d take an 18 year old Ernie McCracken and make him bowl with bumpers on the lanes because you’d think he wasn’t “ready” to bowl in a non-developmentally disadvantaged manner. If your backup QB, who is in his 2nd year in your system, isn’t ready to throw the ball...

Claiming you want to see what the backup QB(s) can do in game situations and then having Perry run a stripped down clock offense is irreconcilable to anyone with an IQ higher than wet cabbage. This was another blown opportunity by a comfortable HC to get his backup QB some meaningful game reps.