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I was at Metlife this weekend and was thoroughly impressed with Nassib in his understanding and command of the offense. He is not as good as Barkley as far as him arm ability. (Barkley would have hit Kobena in the corner of the endzone at the end of the first half. Its a throw I dont know if Nassib will ever make consistently. With that said, I dont think Barkley can fit it in tight coverage like Ryan is able to. )
Looking forward to next year. While i feel that we might have some quality throwers in our stable, Im worried that there will be a major drop off in understanding of the playbook. Nassib at times really looked 1oo percent in control of the offense, he knew exactly where to go with the ball. His footwork has improved and his feet are much more quiet. I believe that these are directly related to his grasp of the qb position and playbook.
Next years team will be even more talented, with MORE weapons than this years team. The schedule will probbaly not be as stout as the one we will face this year and I think we will have a top 25 caliber team. But who will be under center? Could a true freshman like Allen be able to come right in and learn this playbook? Will they change the offense again for a guy like Broyld? Or will Loeb be able to make the transition in this offense seamlessly.
Its really cool to see an Orange offense that actually moves the ball. Its great to see a qb who takes what the defense is giving him. Its comforting having a quaterback who you feel will make the right read at the right time. We are really going to miss Nassib. For the majority of us, hes not the sexy pick. I know some of us hoped that guys like Kinder/Hunt would overtake Ryan. But after seeing him in person, its easy to see that we have a legit D1 quaterback under center. Im gonna thoroughly enjoy his last 10 games behind center knowing that hes the right man for the job...but who's next?
Looking forward to next year. While i feel that we might have some quality throwers in our stable, Im worried that there will be a major drop off in understanding of the playbook. Nassib at times really looked 1oo percent in control of the offense, he knew exactly where to go with the ball. His footwork has improved and his feet are much more quiet. I believe that these are directly related to his grasp of the qb position and playbook.
Next years team will be even more talented, with MORE weapons than this years team. The schedule will probbaly not be as stout as the one we will face this year and I think we will have a top 25 caliber team. But who will be under center? Could a true freshman like Allen be able to come right in and learn this playbook? Will they change the offense again for a guy like Broyld? Or will Loeb be able to make the transition in this offense seamlessly.
Its really cool to see an Orange offense that actually moves the ball. Its great to see a qb who takes what the defense is giving him. Its comforting having a quaterback who you feel will make the right read at the right time. We are really going to miss Nassib. For the majority of us, hes not the sexy pick. I know some of us hoped that guys like Kinder/Hunt would overtake Ryan. But after seeing him in person, its easy to see that we have a legit D1 quaterback under center. Im gonna thoroughly enjoy his last 10 games behind center knowing that hes the right man for the job...but who's next?