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Brad Kaaya staying for Senior season

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He'd be stupid to come back.

It's a shallow QB draft class and the league is dying for quality signal callers.

He needs time to develop in a real offense, might as well make it a paid apprenticeship
 
Ghandi said:
He'd be stupid to come back.

It's a shallow QB draft class and the league is dying for quality signal callers.

He needs time to develop in a real offense, might as well make it a paid apprenticeship
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No he would be dumb to leave. He can be a top 5 pick if he works hard. He has digressed this year under a new , but better, offensive caller in richt but I think with one more year he would be the best college qb prospect . And what is great is it helps us tremendously as well. With Kaaya we are preseason top 5 without him we are still preaseason top 20 but have no chance at the play offs. Next year is our best chance over the next 3 years IMO to make the playoffs and it happens to work out well that Kaaya isn't ready. If he was he should leave but he is no where near ready. Just becuase you will be a top 2 round pick doesn't mean you should leave. Long term it is a mistake.
 
Anybody that gives credence to this report, and any site/organization that uses this as a reporting reference, is/are imbecile(s).

One jagoff writing "sources close to the program" is not what's considered reliable. Especially someone who's never either been heard of, nor is known to be close to the program.

The issue isn't some unethical attention seeker putting out made-up information for clickbait.

The issue is the low-intelligence and lack of critical thinking skills exhibited by anyone that gives credence to this.
 
He would be stupid to make a decision until he gets his draft grade. He isn't stupid and thus I place no credence in the report
 
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OriginalCanesCanesCanes said:
Anybody that gives credence to this report, and any site/organization that uses this as a reporting reference, is/are imbecile(s).

One jagoff writing "sources close to the program" is not what's considered reliable. Especially someone who's never either been heard of, nor is known to be close to the program.

The issue isn't some unethical attention seeker putting out made-up information for clickbait.

The issue is the low-intelligence and lack of critical thinking skills exhibited by anyone that gives credence to this.
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This is correct. I do think he will be smart and stay but this report could be coming from literally anyone .
 
I just went back in time 10 years and banged Jessica Alba per report "close to my loins."
 
canecat said:
Ghandi said:
He'd be stupid to come back.

It's a shallow QB draft class and the league is dying for quality signal callers.

He needs time to develop in a real offense, might as well make it a paid apprenticeship
Click to expand...

No he would be dumb to leave. He can be a top 5 pick if he works hard. He has digressed this year under a new , but better, offensive caller in richt but I think with one more year he would be the best college qb prospect . And what is great is it helps us tremendously as well. With Kaaya we are preseason top 5 without him we are still preaseason top 20 but have no chance at the play offs. Next year is our best chance over the next 3 years IMO to make the playoffs and it happens to work out well that Kaaya isn't ready. If he was he should leave but he is no where near ready. Just becuase you will be a top 2 round pick doesn't mean you should leave. Long term it is a mistake.
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preseason top 5 hahaha wtf are you smoking man?

our entire o line is one huge question mark for next year, I wouldn't be surprised if not one starter is starting next year.

stacey coley is gone leaving only ONE promising WR in richards

our entire secondary is going to be green as *** with huge question marks

this team doesn't belong anywhere near the top 5 or even the top 20
 
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Welp if true unless one of the newbies can pull a Dak Prescott and force Kaaya on the bench, we shouldn't have high expectations next season.

Kaaya is like the great equalizer no matter if the defense is ranked 105th or top 10, an 8-5 season is the most likely scenario regardless smh
 
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I completely doubt the source, And I doubt Kaaya has really told anyone save for his mom yet. But I think that as of today he should stay. But he honestly should wait until January to make this decision. If he is being looked at as a top 10 pick by guys like Mayock, Jeremiah, Brooks, Kiper, etc then he should definitely leave. Also he should look what other qbs are doing. There's 3 teams that really need a qb, and Watson has already declared. So If Kizer and Trubinsky decide to stay that should be even more incentive for him to leave.

But ultimately the best move for his actual development is to stay. And that what I think he'll do, and I think the desire to actually win will be a deciding factor.
 
Yes, smart decision based solely on the fact that the Canes' tradition is to allow the starting quarterback complete his tenure as a starter, no matter how well he plays. I felt like our team should have adopted a more mobile quarterback from the jump, being that it lends to a more proficient and potent offense. Our pool of skilled and talented players has been short-changed, simply, because Kaaya hadn't been moving his feet. Sure, if you have about a clear 4-seconds to read all of your progressions, you'll be able to not get happy feet and panic, and miss passes and/or get sacked and take big hits. That's just my opinion about Kaaya coming back for his senior season, as he very well should.
 
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