Reshon52ap
Sophomore
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- Sep 5, 2015
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i don't think you need a lamar or deshaun at qb to be successful in college yet. but you do need a qb that can at least use his feet to extend a play, or take off and turn a 7 yard loss into at least a 2-3 yard gain to make for a manageable 3rd. kayaa isn't the qb we thought and blaming only the oline and scheme is a bit lazy. he hasn't looked good all season and that includes games against the 3 cupcakes we opened with.
Look at three future hall of famers from recent years in the NFL. Brees, Brady, Manning. Brees isn't a running qb but he does buy time with his feet. Brady rarely moves outside the pocket, but knows exactly how long he has to throw the ball and the ball is out of his hands before pressure gets there (ditto for Manning in past tense). The era is not over. Qbs who run outside the pocket get lit up and knocked out of games. In college, a stud qb might be bigger and faster than the defenders so it's easier for a running qb to single handedly take over a game. In the NFL, running qbs will get hit by 308 lb linemen who can run a 4.6 40. Given the choice between a brady or a Newton for a college team, I take Newton. For an NFL team, the pocket passer will always be preferred because chances of him making it all the way through the season without injury is significantly higher. Doesn't do much good to have a 100 million dollar qb out for the season with a broken leg or concussion.
We talking bout college bruh, all that other stuff irrevelant right now