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If you don't have a QB, can you be considered a QB killer? 5D chess.

Albany won 2 games before he got there. They won 11 this year. He's a difference maker, at that level. Time will tell if he can compete and win the job here. With the QB situation what it is, he's a good pick up.

You do realize Albany was a 2 win team before he got there, right? SDSU is a solid team, and the last time I checked, it takes a team to win a game. Albany absolutely stunk without him, and made the playoffs with him. One dude can't do it all.

A lot of them in stride, too. Those are **** near trick shot throws he's making. If he was 6'4", every team in the country would want him.

A LOT better than some scrub from Albany. He has some tools that might work well here. Great feet, quick releases, excellent field vision, leads receivers, accuracy on the deep ball, and the ability to tuck it and run when needed. There's a lot to like.

Hitting dudes in stride is nice to see as well. He does some things we haven't seen in a while. Here's hoping it translates to UM and ACC ball. Not planning on it, but I do have some hope. He has some really good traits.

****, point guard is a good analogy. He scans the field and finds his target. Not saying he's going to win the job, but that's a trait we haven't seen much of lately, and one we desperately need. When you have the weapons, you need a QB that can find them.

Good feet, quick release, quick decision making, leads his WRs so they can run after catch... I know it's highlights, but I like what I saw. He's going to NEED those things here. Not sure if it'll translate to ACC play, but he looks like a decent pick up. If nothing else, make someone else...