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Message: [QUOTE="SoBristol, post: 796534, member: 485"] Can't dispute those examples, but then there is Nassib (who blossomed as a senior) and also Philcox (who did not get chances until his senior year). The development curves for QBs can be different, depending on physical maturity as a sophomore, high school competition and coaching, etc. (Can say the same for some of our basketball players -- as compare Paul Harris with Andy Rautins.) People tend to cite Hunt's passing statistics, which are affected by YAC, & quality of receivers. But there is also his supplemental role in the running attack (including the threat he poses even when he simply hands off), and against Wake the fact that he didn't put the ball on the ground, throw an interception, or take sacks. If Hunt can hold down on mistakes, contribute in the run game, be a leader, and step up his passing stats as he gets more help from the TE and -- perhaps at some point -- with a true #1 WR, he can win some games for us. [/QUOTE]