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At least one poster mentioned competition and the winner earning it. That's been the strength of the this program since the '80's. The side effect of that is having a capable back up and begins a cycle of Cane caliber QB's. Still think Brad should return. It's best for him and for us next year. The competition the following year will be Cane level competition. Hopefully we all get to enjoy a bowl win and a solid finish to the season. Bring on those toothless hicks.

Go Canes!
 
If we really want to take the next step as a program, then Rosier absolutely cannot be our starting quarterback
 
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from all the stuff I read brad should return unless he wants to be a 3rd round qb. read a scouting piece on bleacher report and scout said he saw kayaa aa mah qb who wouldn't start in league.

I think is wrong but if that's how scouts feel off his one year in this system then should come back but if he doesn't then they should have open competition and I don't care what kind of arm a kid has in college, Dorsey didn't have an nfl arm but won a lot of games at Miami. accuracy matters more then arm strength in college where u can find ways to cover up the weak arm in nfl u have to make certain throws that u don't have to in college, sherrifs will be fine if he wins job its because he was best man for job.
 
kalinis said:
sherrifs will be fine if he wins job its because he was best man for job.
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LOL...more like best of the worst...I don't even think He's on a full athletic ride.
He's not UM QB material...when have we ever been successful, with a QB that had a < mediocre offer list?
 
supersaiyanshel said:
2Focusd804 said:
supersaiyanshel said:
Yes, it's two plays the QB has the option to run. We get it dude.

But you'd be hard pressed to find a coach who'd prefer to run it w a non mobile QB.
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This is the dumbest thing I've read today. RPO has nothing to do with a QBs feet. It's not the zone read. Peyton Manning ran it to death in Indianapolis. Only reason it sucks here is because our oline struggled to run into 7 man fronts and Kayaa was trying to force throws when the read was to hand ito off
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He ran it some in Denver as well. Still stand by the sentiment that offenses anchored in it are better suited w a mobile QB.
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Right. They are downvoting you and its funny. Dumb fuqs

You dont NEED to have a running QB for a successful RPO but youre right, Its better with one. If you can sell a qb run fake off of the initial read to pass and pull the corner out of the perimiter to open up the run lane for the wr when you throw it to him it makes the play deadly af.

Petrino was killing it with Lamar Jackson doing just that.

Ive seen the Titans do it with Mariota too. RPO is nasty with a runner.
 
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Canezum5 said:
supersaiyanshel said:
2Focusd804 said:
supersaiyanshel said:
Yes, it's two plays the QB has the option to run. We get it dude.

But you'd be hard pressed to find a coach who'd prefer to run it w a non mobile QB.
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This is the dumbest thing I've read today. RPO has nothing to do with a QBs feet. It's not the zone read. Peyton Manning ran it to death in Indianapolis. Only reason it sucks here is because our oline struggled to run into 7 man fronts and Kayaa was trying to force throws when the read was to hand ito off
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He ran it some in Denver as well. Still stand by the sentiment that offenses anchored in it are better suited w a mobile QB.
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Right. They are downvoting you and its funny. Dumb fuqs

You dont NEED to have a running QB for a successful RPO but youre right, Its better with one. If you can sell a qb run fake off of the initial read to pass and pull the corner out of the perimiter to open up the run lane for the wr when you throw it to him it makes the play deadly af.

Petrino was killing it with Lamar Jackson doing just that.

Ive seen the Titans do it with Mariota too. RPO is nasty with a runner.
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Well of course a QB being able to run helps ANY offense. It can't possibly hurt it. If Tom Brady could run like Vick it would help the Patriots offense but he doesn't need it.

Jesus man, it's not this hard

It's a RUN PASS option. Not zone read, not Run Run option. Either you give it to the running back or you throw it
 
kalinis said:
from all the stuff I read brad should return unless he wants to be a 3rd round qb. read a scouting piece on bleacher report and scout said he saw kayaa aa mah qb who wouldn't start in league.

I think is wrong but if that's how scouts feel off his one year in this system then should come back but if he doesn't then they should have open competition and I don't care what kind of arm a kid has in college, Dorsey didn't have an nfl arm but won a lot of games at Miami. accuracy matters more then arm strength in college where u can find ways to cover up the weak arm in nfl u have to make certain throws that u don't have to in college, sherrifs will be fine if he wins job its because he was best man for job.
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I think at this point Kaaya just doesn't want to be back,even if he's told he would go in the late rounds,he's gone anyways.
 
Even though we've had two qb's win the Heisman, traditionally when we're our best, we don't have a superstar qb. A nasty swarming defense and strong running game is how we've 5 national championships. It's always been the the skill players make the qb, not the other way around.

We need dominant skill players again on offense. Once that happens it really won't matter who the quarterback is. All that will be needed is a good decision maker.
 
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2Focusd804 said:
Canezum5 said:
supersaiyanshel said:
2Focusd804 said:
supersaiyanshel said:
Yes, it's two plays the QB has the option to run. We get it dude.

But you'd be hard pressed to find a coach who'd prefer to run it w a non mobile QB.
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This is the dumbest thing I've read today. RPO has nothing to do with a QBs feet. It's not the zone read. Peyton Manning ran it to death in Indianapolis. Only reason it sucks here is because our oline struggled to run into 7 man fronts and Kayaa was trying to force throws when the read was to hand ito off
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He ran it some in Denver as well. Still stand by the sentiment that offenses anchored in it are better suited w a mobile QB.
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Right. They are downvoting you and its funny. Dumb fuqs

You dont NEED to have a running QB for a successful RPO but youre right, Its better with one. If you can sell a qb run fake off of the initial read to pass and pull the corner out of the perimiter to open up the run lane for the wr when you throw it to him it makes the play deadly af.

Petrino was killing it with Lamar Jackson doing just that.

Ive seen the Titans do it with Mariota too. RPO is nasty with a runner.
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Well of course a QB being able to run helps ANY offense. It can't possibly hurt it. If Tom Brady could run like Vick it would help the Patriots offense but he doesn't need it.

Jesus man, it's not this hard

It's a RUN PASS option. Not zone read, not Run Run option. Either you give it to the running back or you throw it
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lol. Calm down. Youre not teaching anyone in here man. I understand the concept quite well; and know the difference between it and the zone read. Quit your whining.

The RPO can also be a triple option concept where the qb can sell a run fake to open up the pass or take off if the lane is there.

Jesus man, its not this hard..... If you understand that football isnt rigid and defined by one simple thing...


That Brady/Vick part was just bad. Please stop.
 
Canezum5 said:
2Focusd804 said:
Canezum5 said:
supersaiyanshel said:
2Focusd804 said:
This is the dumbest thing I've read today. RPO has nothing to do with a QBs feet. It's not the zone read. Peyton Manning ran it to death in Indianapolis. Only reason it sucks here is because our oline struggled to run into 7 man fronts and Kayaa was trying to force throws when the read was to hand ito off
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He ran it some in Denver as well. Still stand by the sentiment that offenses anchored in it are better suited w a mobile QB.
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Right. They are downvoting you and its funny. Dumb fuqs

You dont NEED to have a running QB for a successful RPO but youre right, Its better with one. If you can sell a qb run fake off of the initial read to pass and pull the corner out of the perimiter to open up the run lane for the wr when you throw it to him it makes the play deadly af.

Petrino was killing it with Lamar Jackson doing just that.

Ive seen the Titans do it with Mariota too. RPO is nasty with a runner.
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Well of course a QB being able to run helps ANY offense. It can't possibly hurt it. If Tom Brady could run like Vick it would help the Patriots offense but he doesn't need it.

Jesus man, it's not this hard

It's a RUN PASS option. Not zone read, not Run Run option. Either you give it to the running back or you throw it
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lol. Calm down. Youre not teaching anyone in here man. I understand the concept quite well; and know the difference between it and the zone read. Quit your whining.

The RPO can also be a triple option concept where the qb can sell a run fake to open up the pass or take off if the lane is there.

Jesus man, its not this hard..... If you understand that football isnt rigid and defined by one simple thing...


That Brady/Vick part was just bad. Please stop.
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Clearly SOMEONE needs to be teaching in here. The RPO is the RPO, the RPO cannot be a triple option because ding ding ding, the triple option is the triple option.

Football isn't rigid but concepts are concepts. You said the RPO doesn't need a QB who can run but it helps. You can LITERALLY say that about any offensive system. Thats like saying it helps the offense if all the WR run 4.3's or it helps the defense if all the LB ran sub 4.5. Well duh.

If you want to be a spread option offense then say that. But don't say dumb stuff like if we ran the RPO with some extra **** sprinkled in that turns it into a spread offense but ima still call it a RPO because it sounds good. You just come off sounding like a person who doesn't know what the **** they are talking about
 
BALLHAWKU said:
BeastMode said:
JgDaCane said:
https://youtu.be/NfFWdkU9cVw
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He has a baseball players release so hopefully Richt has worked on that. He has a stronger arm than Kaaya and is way more mobile than him. My guess as to why Richt doesn't speak as highly about him is because of decision making. Richt said in the spring he always tried to make the big play. Probably has issues with turnovers. If he works on that, I think he can be a good QB in the RPO style of offense.
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Decision making ? Kaaya is one of the worse I seen all year . I hope he leaves
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7 picks this year and 5 last year. Those numbers probably doubles with rosier.
 
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dedostheibis said:
Tad Footeball said:
Just wait until Kaaya gets his Draft evaluation back.
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they saying that hes gone even if its a midround grade
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They changed it a year or two ago to where there are only 3 grades you can get back- First Round, Second Round or Neither. I guess they didn't even want to risk telling a kid he was projected as a mid-rounder, the kid comes out and then goes undrafted.

Nonetheless, if they're not generous with Kaaya and he gets that "neither" projection then not only have we overestimated his intelligence but we also dramatically underestimated how delusional he (or his advisors) are in judging where he's at right now. The idiocy would only be compounded by the fact that he has no kids or a momma waiting to get moved out of the hood after he finally gets that first NFL check.
 
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