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tdjones34 said:
Williams couldn't beat out Weldon either
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I don't feel that criticism is fair. While I believe Jarren genuinely was not ready to be a starter out there last season (and that's why he wasn't playing, not because of some grandiose conspiracy theory), I also absolutely believe that was in large part because of the poor (see: zero) development he was getting from the previous staff, particularly Jr.

Jarren will have his chance this year. He's learning under a true QB guru now. If he's got the goods as many believe he does, then he'll win the job. It's that simple.
 
For_The_U said:
I don't feel that criticism is fair. While I believe Jarren genuinely was not ready to be a starter out there last season (and that's why he wasn't playing, not because of some grandiose conspiracy theory), I also absolutely believe that was in large part because of the poor (see: zero) development he was getting from the previous staff, particularly Jr.

Jarren will have his chance this year. He's learning under a true QB guru now. If he's got the goods as many believe he does, then he'll win the job. It's that simple.
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Here's the thing. When speaking of the quarterbacks last year, mark richt specifically said that Jarren Williams had the best arm Talent. If that is the case , it is pretty clear that despite Jarren Williams' arm Talent, Mark richt did not know how to use him. Maybe that is the reason why MR wanted Cam Newton to play tight end.
 
SonnyLong said:
Here's the thing. When speaking of the quarterbacks last year, mark richt specifically said that Jarren Williams had the best arm Talent. If that is the case , it is pretty clear that despite Jarren Williams' arm Talent, Mark richt did not know how to use him. Maybe that is the reason why MR wanted Cam Newton to play tight end.
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MR used Rosier as a crutch, due to his experience and past record. He was the safety net that rarely delivered. He depended on this, and sacrificed JW and even Kosi "Dirk Diggler" Perry because of it.
 
SonnyLong said:
Here's the thing. When speaking of the quarterbacks last year, mark richt specifically said that Jarren Williams had the best arm Talent. If that is the case , it is pretty clear that despite Jarren Williams' arm Talent, Mark richt did not know how to use him. Maybe that is the reason why MR wanted Cam Newton to play tight end.
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There's SOOOOO much more to being a successful (even a competent) QB at the D1 level than arm talent. The staff felt Jarren simply wasn't ready to handle all of those aspects of being the starting QB. That doesn't shock me a bit; it's usually the case with 18 year old kids. But again, like I said above, that is in large part due to the failure of CMR and his staff (see: CMR Jr) in getting him the proper coaching so he WAS ready. So I agree the coaches are to blame, I just don't agree that Jarren was the guy and ready to be a great QB out there last season and the staff just refused to play him because of stubbornness or some wild conspiracy theory. No, he just wasn't ready, and the staff failed entirely in developing him whatsoever throughout the season.

Thankfully, now we have Enos.
 
For_The_U said:
There's SOOOOO much more to being a successful (even a competent) QB at the D1 level than arm talent. The staff felt Jarren simply wasn't ready to handle all of those aspects of being the starting QB. That doesn't shock me a bit; it's usually the case with 18 year old kids. But again, like I said above, that is in large part due to the failure of CMR and his staff (see: CMR Jr) in getting him the proper coaching so he WAS ready. So I agree the coaches are to blame, I just don't agree that Jarren was the guy and ready to be a great QB out there last season and the staff just refused to play him because of stubbornness or some wild conspiracy theory. No, he just wasn't ready, and the staff failed entirely in developing him whatsoever throughout the season.

Thankfully, now we have Enos.
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See, there is where you are wrong. You called them a staff. They were not a staff. They were a country club of friends.

Yes, I am glad we have Enos as well.
 
D RevLee said:
All u have to do is watch Tate Martell. His whole vibe just screams Miami QB. When he gets eligible, he's our starter. He may even be one of those QBs that stays for their RS Senior year.
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Watched Tate Martell in QB 1. His whole vibe screamed vat of Axe Body Spray...That being said...here's hoping that the Martell/Williams/Perry competition produces at least one highly productive college QB.
 
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You guys are great. A thread about Tate Martell's Jersey number bring out so many valid Opinions. Tate Martell has proved he can win when given the opportunity. Tate Martell has proven (on QB1 Netflix) that he can read the Defense and make a better play than his coaches designed. Tate Martell has a "IT" factor. That being said I trust Dan Enos and wouldn't question Tate Martell, Jarren Williams and even N'Kosi Perry starting against Florida. The last offensive staff didn't come "To Win".
 
wooshdogg said:
IDK about this guy... yea he’s good against teams that were already put away but I don’t know if I’ll take him over Perry.... after watching that highlight I think Perry will benefit from a better scheme/coaching and come out QB#1
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If Perry does not adjust , he will be a JAG in a heartbeat.....no one will wait for him to get current, or play like he knows what he is doing...for Manny it is "show me NOW".
 
Let's hope he can uphold the high standards set by guys who previous wore the cherished #18 jersey at Miami. Guys like...um...Dedrick Epps and um...Lawrence Cager?
 
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SonnyLong said:
Here's the thing. When speaking of the quarterbacks last year, mark richt specifically said that Jarren Williams had the best arm Talent. If that is the case , it is pretty clear that despite Jarren Williams' arm Talent, Mark richt did not know how to use him. Maybe that is the reason why MR wanted Cam Newton to play tight end.
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Did Richt also say Williams had the best grasp of where the ball was supposed to go? Did he mention that Williams' accuracy was the best? Was Williams best able to lead the team? Did he happen to be the best at reading defenses?

Or maybe none of that matters.
 
DavidMiami said:
You guys are great. A thread about Tate Martell's Jersey number bring out so many valid Opinions. Tate Martell has proved he can win when given the opportunity. Tate Martell has proven (on QB1 Netflix) that he can read the Defense and make a better play than his coaches designed. Tate Martell has a "IT" factor. That being said I trust Dan Enos and wouldn't question Tate Martell, Jarren Williams and even N'Kosi Perry starting against Florida. The last offensive staff didn't come "To Win".
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sigh

You have to pick one before spring practice starts and spend the next 7 months arguing that he's obviously the best. Then if he doesn't start you yell about how stupid the staff is and how we're going to suck. That's how it works, pay attention.
 
Lol I know this wayyyyy off topic but do you guys ever wonder how our season would’ve been if Ryan Williams never got hurt 😂😂😂
 
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