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I'm a little surprised at the lack of chatter related to life after Nassib. Has anyone heard who the likely starter is for next year? Is anyone concerned?
Lack of chatter? That's all anyone discusses on this board.I'm a little surprised at the lack of chatter related to life after Nassib. Has anyone heard who the likely starter is for next year? Is anyone concerned?
Seems like there has been a lot of chatter on it. Someone has even posted the probability of each understudy starting next year! (case closed I guess) I find the chatter somewhat useless unless it is from a coach or someone embedded in the program. As fans, we haven't seen any of them play yet. Broyld has the most game time but not at QB. Loeb got in for a few snaps but nothing near what a fan would need to see to evaluate. The recruits from high school have great highlight videos... but then again, that's why they are called highlight videos. I think it's too premature for the fan to evaluate who will be the starter next year or even narrow down the competition to 2-3 players. I am ready for Marrone to surprise us.I'm a little surprised at the lack of chatter related to life after Nassib. Has anyone heard who the likely starter is for next year? Is anyone concerned?
you're insane if you're more concerned about the pass D than who will be the QB next season - lots of talent returning on defense next year while the QB will be completely unprovenThere has been quite a bit of chatter about this scattered around the board. Most of it is centered about the QB competition.
With the emergence of our running game in the latter part of the season, I do not see a bit drop off if:
Strength in the running game and a QB that can stretch the field will go a long way to make up for what we lose with Ryan gone.
- The OLine can find a reasonable replacement for Pugh.
- Sugar Bear comes back from his injury.
- We figure out what to do with Broyld.
- The new QB can throw the deep route accurately and has some touch on finesse passes.
I am more worried about the D, especially the pass defense. We really looked poor most of the year.
1. There won't be a "reasonable replacement" for Pugh. We're going to see a huge dropoff on whatever side of the line has an opening. My bet is Hickey stays at RT if Loeb is QB, LT if anyone else is QB. His counterpart will not compare to this year.There has been quite a bit of chatter about this scattered around the board. Most of it is centered about the QB competition.
With the emergence of our running game in the latter part of the season, I do not see a bit drop off if:
Strength in the running game and a QB that can stretch the field will go a long way to make up for what we lose with Ryan gone.
- The OLine can find a reasonable replacement for Pugh.
- Sugar Bear comes back from his injury.
- We figure out what to do with Broyld.
- The new QB can throw the deep route accurately and has some touch on finesse passes.
I am more worried about the D, especially the pass defense. We really looked poor most of the year.
Well, the D is proven also and it is not very good. We don't have one corner that is any good at pass D. They dropped pick 6's that hit them on the numbers for Pete's sake. The pass D finished the season as the worst unit on the team.you're insane if you're more concerned about the pass D than who will be the QB next season - lots of talent returning on defense next year while the QB will be completely unproven
Stopped reading after this ridiculous statement. If you don't think Brandon Reddish is a good college cover corner I don't know what to tell you. Lyn and Anderson were also very good at the end of the season. If anything blame the safeties, Wilkes and Shamarko are not good cover safeties and that cost us.Well, the D is proven also and it is not very good. We don't have one corner that is any good at pass D. They dropped pick 6's that hit them on the numbers for Pete's sake. The pass D finished the season as the worst unit on the team.
The cupboard is not bare at the QB position. Loeb knows the offense, is accurate and pretty mobile. If anyone beats him our they will have to very impressive.
(BTW - if you review everything that has been said about Ryan on this board in the past three years you would never conclude anybody would miss him.)
I do not want to take anything away from Ryan but a lot of the credit for the season also has to go to the staff (Hackett and Marrone in particular), the return of Pugh and Lemon and the improvement of the ST.
This is the deepest team in years with a large number of redshirts emerging next year and I am hopeful that we can improve on D, otherwise it will be another fair to middling season, regardless of who plays QB.
Why would you even tempt the internet gods with utter that handle. That 5,000,0000 demerits for you.Imgonnamiss#12
Well hopefully the grade comes back 4th round, giving him reason to come back and work to improve. We can hope can't we.Because internet projections aren't a grade from the NFL Advisory Committee...
Lack of chatter? That's all anyone discusses on this board.
Must be in Purgatory with FFCC...tools bothThere are no worries Ms Loeb will not be posting here again
I'm a little surprised at the lack of chatter related to life after Nassib. Has anyone heard who the likely starter is for next year? Is anyone concerned?