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[QUOTE="SmilinBob, post: 775874, member: 857"]
I like Broyld being a wildcard, catching passes, running the ball and once in a while a pass.  I'd like to see him get more running attempts like those "flash" plays.

As for Hunt.   He doesn't have a gun and he has had some breakdowns fundamentally and if he continues to work hard, those things are fixable and his QB #'s  will be a byproduct of that.  Clemson and then his first away ACC game and in the rain no less, two tough lessons and let's see how he perseveres through this.  To me, I see some skilled players that could be helping him not know what they are doing or are not on the same page and don't forget, Nassib had Lemon for 3 straight years as a go to guy where they had a pretty good relationship along with the tight ends as his dump guys.

Hunt has to look at the film with Lester and breakdown the mistakes.  Guys haven't been open...when they do, you get too excited and your mechanics break down.   One thing that could be a blessing for Hunt is that teams will see him step up in the pocket, feel pressure and take off.   Now, if Hunt can go to the next level and move...stay behind the line of scrimmage and keep his head up like a point guard he will have LB's and DB's watching him and not the receivers...now he has more opportunity.  From my seat, I see him getting pressure and taking off after the 1-2-3 count.  Again, if he can get to that next level/phase we will have a very nice qb...that is as long as the receivers also are on the same page and more to the effective areas so Hunt can deliver them the ball.
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