I watched the game yesterday with a long time friend who was a college football coach and an athletic director for many years. He has some ties with Penn State and watches all of the games. Some of his observations:
--McSorely appears to him to be hurting more than he is letting on and it is affecting both his running and passing.
--He would have probably started McSorely but would have quickly changed to Stevens in the first half and would have stayed with him for the remainder of the game.
--He would play Stevens the remainder of the season unless McSorely heals up and can be 100%.
--He would speak with McSorely today privately, just the two of them, to find out his injury status and what McSorely feels are reasonable expectations for the remainder of the season. He would want McSorely and Stevens to be on the same page with regards to the strategy for the remaining games.
--He thinks that McSorely could be drafted but more likely as a slot receiver. Teams like his leadership ability, toughness, ball skills, and he could be an emergency QB but the primary role would be as a short distance possession receiver. He thinks college QBs make good possession receivers because they can read defenses and make adjustments to get open quickly. Used some examples like Julian Edelman.(So maybe reverse the roles with Stevens as the QB and McSorely as the "Lion" giving McSorely some tape in a receiving role as long as he is healthy enough to play and agrees to this role.)