Every successful college college football progarm

[ChopperCane]

Not true. They were athletic and could extend plays with their feet

 

[Novacane32000]

So does a mobile qb have magical powers to make WRs catch footballs that are hitting them in the hands?

Drops happen to every team.

Kaaya is so immobile its almost like playing with 10 guys on O.

 

[Novacane32000]

Although the most successful program the last 7 years has done it without mobile qbs

You are in denial at how immobile Kaaya is. Coker for Bama finished last year with positive rushing yardage--Blake Sims before him also did.

Kaaya
-119 in 2015
-131 in 2014

 

[TRock305]

Rozier.

 

[gfer1988]

Although the most successful program the last 7 years has done it without mobile qbs

You are in denial at how immobile Kaaya is. Coker for Bama finished last year with positive rushing yardage--Blake Sims before him also did.

Kaaya
-119 in 2015
-131 in 2014

Wasn't talking about Blake sims. Was talking about McElroy. And Coker is not that mobile. He was behind the beat oline in the country and was taught to do that. Never did it at FSU. The most successful teams in the country have the oline and dline as the most solid position units. Everything is interchangeable. The best qbs we know in the pros did not win national championships. It's the team that win the trenches that dominate. If we keep waiting on this savior qb to come around we will be waiting forever

 

[gfer1988]

Although the most successful program the last 7 years has done it without mobile qbs

You are in denial at how immobile Kaaya is. Coker for Bama finished last year with positive rushing yardage--Blake Sims before him also did.

Kaaya
-119 in 2015
-131 in 2014

Was also talking about aj. Blake sims was part of the worst bama team to exist since saban's initial season

 

[randolph herndon]

Its won in the OL and DL if u havethose elite then u in business[/

True...Nick Sabertooth has won with less than mobile QBs but the OL and DL are always producing numerous draft picks each year for the NFL.