NYS Qb's (especially NYC)

[Ithacaorange]

QB's from the city vs. QB's from Texas, Ca, Florida, Ohio, SC, Va. etc

they just dont have the amount of reps, these other states play fball 10 to 12 months out of the year, and the coaching in these states is so much better, especially at the Qb position. This is wnee Marrone got us in a pickle, in my opinion. Although he got us out of it with Z. Allen, but...

name a few great ones from NY - Boomer, Testaverde, Donnie Mac, was Neil O'donnell from LI? there are not that many... i know i am missing a few, but not a long list

 

[orangenirvana]

That's why we can't give up on Hunt after a few games.

 

[Millhouse]

That's why we can't give up on Hunt after a few games.

that's why we should!!!

he could be getting reps like buddy the elf throwing snowballs, he ain't gonna catch up in time

 

[Millhouse]

QB's from the city vs. QB's from Texas, Ca, Florida, Ohio, SC, Va. etc

they just dont have the amount of reps, these other states play fball 10 to 12 months out of the year, and the coaching in these states is so much better, especially at the Qb position. This is wnee Marrone got us in a pickle, in my opinion. Although he got us out of it with Z. Allen, but...

name a few great ones from NY - Boomer, Testaverde, Donnie Mac, was Neil O'donnell from LI? there are not that many... i know i am missing a few, but not a long list

i'm with you. most of the players can come from our usual territories but we need to import qbs from foreign countries such as texas

 

[baggerbob]

i'm with you. most of the players can come from our usual territories but we need to import qbs from foreign countries such as texas

We've got a kid from Texas. How has that turned out?

 

[sutomcat]

QB's from the city vs. QB's from Texas, Ca, Florida, Ohio, SC, Va. etc

they just dont have the amount of reps, these other states play fball 10 to 12 months out of the year, and the coaching in these states is so much better, especially at the Qb position. This is wnee Marrone got us in a pickle, in my opinion. Although he got us out of it with Z. Allen, but...

name a few great ones from NY - Boomer, Testaverde, Donnie Mac, was Neil O'donnell from LI? there are not that many... i know i am missing a few, but not a long list

Frank Reich (Freeport)
Bob Avellini (New Hyde Park; Maryland had 3 good ones counting Boomer)
Ron Jaworski (Lackawanna)
Don McPherson (West Hempstead)
Marty Domres (Ithaca)
Jay Fiedler (Oceanside)
Pat Haden was born in Westbury but went to HS in Cali
Sid Luckman (Erasmus Hall HS, Brooklyn)
Don Majkowski (Depew HS, alma mater of Bill Hurley)
Ken O'Brien (born on Long Island, played HS football in Cali)

 

[Millhouse]

Frank Reich (Freeport)
Bob Avellini (New Hyde Park; Maryland had 3 good ones counting Boomer)
Ron Jaworski (Lackawanna)
Don McPherson (West Hempstead)
Marty Domres (Ithaca)
Jay Fiedler (Oceanside)
Pat Haden was born in Westbury but went to HS in Cali
Sid Luckman (Erasmus Hall HS, Brooklyn)
Don Majkowski (Depew HS, alma mater of Bill Hurley)
Ken O'Brien (born on Long Island, played HS football in Cali)

Are any of those guys still with us? I know McPherson is still alive.

I kid but the whole texas superiority in passing all happened with Briles and Leach

Everything he's doing at baylor, he did in high school. All the other coaches in texas said HOLY CRAP and copied him. Then Leach snapped him up and the holy crap continued at the college level.

The northeast high school coaches just went about their business having their qbs throw 30 times a season in the mud. What do they care what they're doing in texas?

This Texas QB superiority is new. Until the northeast catches up and copies them (7 on 7 all the time), we should go to Texas for QBs, run offenses they're comfortable with and get big uglies from whatever radius around Syracuse.

Briles has no playbook and his qbs have a million throws under their belt. Northeast football has giant playbooks and their qbs throws tens of passes before college. No wonder that Briles succeeds with whoever he drops in there and we still talk about developing qbs

 

[#FRANchise]

Frank Reich (Freeport)
Bob Avellini (New Hyde Park; Maryland had 3 good ones counting Boomer)
Ron Jaworski (Lackawanna)
Don McPherson (West Hempstead)
Marty Domres (Ithaca)
Jay Fiedler (Oceanside)
Pat Haden was born in Westbury but went to HS in Cali
Sid Luckman (Erasmus Hall HS, Brooklyn)
Don Majkowski (Depew HS, alma mater of Bill Hurley)
Ken O'Brien (born on Long Island, played HS football in Cali)

Billy Scharr!!

(I'm from Canandaigua, I had to )

 

[Ithacaorange]

Frank Reich (Freeport)
Bob Avellini (New Hyde Park; Maryland had 3 good ones counting Boomer)
Ron Jaworski (Lackawanna)
Don McPherson (West Hempstead)
Marty Domres (Ithaca)
Jay Fiedler (Oceanside)
Pat Haden was born in Westbury but went to HS in Cali
Sid Luckman (Erasmus Hall HS, Brooklyn)
Don Majkowski (Depew HS, alma mater of Bill Hurley)
Ken O'Brien (born on Long Island, played HS football in Cali)

Nice Tomcat - yes, MD seemed to like recruiting in NY, i played HS ball in Section I and a bunch of guys i played against went down there (one became a Buffalo Bill - Mesner was his name from Harrison, NY)

 

[storange]

You forgot Mike West for Cardinal Mooney

 

[dollarbill44]

Are any of those guys still with us? I know McPherson is still alive.

I kid but the whole texas superiority in passing all happened with Briles and Leach

Everything he's doing at baylor, he did in high school. All the other coaches in texas said HOLY CRAP and copied him. Then Leach snapped him up and the holy crap continued at the college level.

The northeast high school coaches just went about their business having their qbs throw 30 times a season in the mud. What do they care what they're doing in texas?

This Texas QB superiority is new. Until the northeast catches up and copies them (7 on 7 all the time), we should go to Texas for QBs, run offenses they're comfortable with and get big uglies from whatever radius around Syracuse.

Briles has no playbook and his qbs have a million throws under their belt. Northeast football has giant playbooks and their qbs throws tens of passes before college. No wonder that Briles succeeds with whoever he drops in there and we still talk about developing qbs

So, it's just Texas? Not California, Arizona, Florida, Georgia, SC, LA, PA, OH. Just Texas? I think you may be a little too narrow in your successful college QB study.

 

[Millhouse]

So, it's just Texas? Not California, Arizona, Florida, Georgia, SC, LA, PA, OH. Just Texas? I think you may be a little too narrow in your successful college QB study.

just texas. can't recruit everywhere.

http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/vault/article/magazine/MAG1208722/index.htm

SEVEN-ON-SEVEN, WHICH was big in California long before Texas, is played today all over the country. But as with most things, it's simply bigger in Texas, where some high schoolers compete in more than 50 seven-on-seven games during the summer, playing for their schools in any of 32 qualifying tournaments, or for one of a growing number of national touring teams, or in unaffiliated games outside of leagues. This increasing participation over the past 15-odd years, along with other changes, has helped transform Texas into a quarterback paradise.

The hybrid game provides ample opportunities for quarterbacks to get in extra passing reps, notably those who might be tempted to play other positions—or even other sports. Tannehill, for example, spent his sophomore season in 2004 as a defensive back, and he played both baseball and basketball at Big Spring. "Seven-on-seven was huge for me," says Tannehill. "Without it, I'm not sure I would have had the chance to develop as a high school passer the way I did. It gives you a chance to work on fundamentals like footwork and timing in a game setting. I wouldn't have gotten that elsewhere."

 

[Millhouse]

We've got a kid from Texas. How has that turned out?

he's going to be awesome next year. WAIT

 

[xc84]

QB's from the city vs. QB's from Texas, Ca, Florida, Ohio, SC, Va. etc

they just dont have the amount of reps, these other states play fball 10 to 12 months out of the year, and the coaching in these states is so much better, especially at the Qb position. This is wnee Marrone got us in a pickle, in my opinion. Although he got us out of it with Z. Allen, but...

name a few great ones from NY - Boomer, Testaverde, Donnie Mac, was Neil O'donnell from LI? there are not that many... i know i am missing a few, but not a long list

How did Marrone get us in a pickle with NYS QBs? He started Nassib for 3 years he was here. We have QBs from PA, TX, IL, NY, NH. The QB pickle we may have been left with after Marrone is more a talent level... not what state we got a kid from. We have kids from all those states and right now, the starter is from NY.

 

[baggerbob]

he's going to be awesome next year. WAIT

You should get an award for most humorous post, should be must reading for everyone in a bad humor.