Perry has to start, you have to admit that below is glaring with him not playing two full games and only having one week of preparation as a starter for this team:
Williams, who has an injury to his throwing shoulder, had completed 89 of 124 passes (71.8 percent) for 1,074 yards, seven touchdowns in his five starts — along with the three interceptions he threw before he was pulled in the first quarter from the Oct. 5 game against Virginia Tech. He has been sacked 19 times for 123 yards lost.
Perry has played in three games this season, going 51 of 84 (60.7 percent) for 1,074 yards and six touchdowns and one interception. He has been sacked nine times for 51 yards lost.
60.7 is good, and to have the same amount of yards, with 38 less completions, 1 less touchdown, and less negative yards from sacks means more dynamic offense under Perry. I know Williams is good but if you develop Perry the way you developed Hurts the next couple years you know he has more upside than even what Hurts was as a passer. His timing with the receivers will come as well. The offense went stagnant after 3 straight drops on his second drive. All accurate balls clearly dropped and the momentum did as well. He came out the gate sniping both drives the second had drops where the first didn't.