Any QB in all of CFB you'd take over #9?
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We don't know if Stevens has the intangibles. We haven't seen enough of him.
We've seen more of him than we usually see of our backups. I think the coaches believe he is quite good.
He has done a great job and has executed this offense to perfection. His success is also a by-product of having some great weapons to get the ball too.
Why would you write that when you know next to nothing about Stevens given the limited amount of playing time he saw?
This offense is just going to get better and better. If they can score nearly 40 and rack up 440 yds of offense on a top 5 D with a very young team I can't imagine what they will do next season. It will probably be a playoff or bust type season with the expectations.
Probably JT Barrett; as Herbstreit informed us during the PSU/OSU game, there is no other QB in America that can do what Barrett can. (Agree somewhat, as no other QB was able to make PSU's depleted defense look like the '85 Bears.)
It's like the old saying goes: "if you want to see the future, look to the past" --His past is filled with championships. ---Don't fix it, if it ain't broke.
I wouldn't take a single QB in the B1G over McSorley...and its not close. Barrett is a heck of a runner but with Barkley, we don't need a great runner. We need a great passer. I'd probably take Watson and Jackson over Trace...but that's about it.
One threw 21 int's, the other spent the majority of the year on the bench. 5 career wins between the two of them as starters... Terrific choices.
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True - whoever lands this kid has about a 100% chance of running the table next year - "Bama fans are already afraid of that possibility, especially if he get "coached up".
Could you imagine if the coach that landed him was a "defensive genius"? I think if that specific scenario happened, that team would be better than the Patriots.
I'd wager that Archie Griffin thinks a tad bit higher of Trace than he does Connor Cook!
Disagree. He has made numerous big time throws in tight windows throughout the year. On Saturday, he hit deep outs from the wide side of the field that had plenty of zip. Those are tough throws. He tends to throw with a lot of touch but puts plenty of mustard on the ball when the situation calls for it. I think folks tend to confuse his stature and use of touch with lack of arm strength.
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