I do know that despite its name—but that’s all that matters. Even at the Senior Bowl the scouts are long gone with their evaluations before the actual game is played.
We didn't seem to know much about several of our QB's. While I have my doubts, nothing would surprise me about where he eventually ends up.
I think Millen will start and Robertson will come off the bench and also be used for Wildcat.
Prediction: Roberson's name will be misspelled on the boneyard as often as Cochran's but less than Shirreffs.
So the beating Steven Krajewski took all season and the games he played at UCF, Vandy and Houston put him 4th on your depth chart? Again, as of right now it’s anybody’s ball game. If I was a betting man I would say it’s a 3 way race. Steven Krajewski has all the talent in the world and he should do much better if given better coaching and a fair opportunity. If everything being equal he should have a slight edge with his experience. The good news is we will have three good quarterbacks and that’s not even counting Tyler Phommachanh in the mix. 2022 is going to be a fun year!
But not anywhere near as much as “Rashard” Anderson.
Roberson is the only one Coach Mora has brought in. That makes him the first option.
Cale Millen is a Mora recruit.
Did not know that. Thanks for correcting me. Should be interesting competition.
Bingo - there is no position like the QB position. The coaching, the play calling, the reps, the mental maturity is all on a steeper curve and so just because someone didn't fulfill promises as a freshman or sophomore doesnt mean they wont as a junior, senior or 5th year player. The fit/mental development component is obviously far beyond what is necessary anyplace else on the field.
Not necessarily true. Puma and Roberson are mobile. Roberson is a true dual threat and Puma has (with some coaching of his mechanics) the potential to be one as well. This will mask the oline's inconsistencies and can buy some time on offense to make plays happen, which can make out the offense improve almost immediately. Look at the how the offense was when Mazzone designed the plays for Tyler. They could have kept up with anyone on the schedule had Tyler not got hurt and Guifre not been given play calling duties again. This is why I think Roberson gets the nod. The oline is going to take some time to retool and reload. And having someone with mobility and throwing ability will get things going.
Mobile quarterbacks just get hurt with a bad oline. Yeah, they may make some plays out of nothing, but they get pounded running for their lives. If the oline sucks and thus you can't run or pass pro, the defense can just plan to thrash the mobile quarterback and destroy them.
The problem is you could have Georgia's offensive line, but once you are down 2 or 3 scores, the D knows what you will do and that makes protection more difficult. Also, you had a below par OC/OL coach and QB's who were handcuffed on calling out protections. Bottom line, throw out the last few years regarding the offensive line.
