Is Marsh the answer at QB

[Rizman]

No

[BDYZR]

1 hour ago, brybull1970 said:

What he needs is someone to work with him on his mechanics. In his first start he was throwing off of his back foot repeatedly. The guy could be a pretty good quarterback with a different offensive scheme and some work on his mechanics. 

Did our OC play quarterback anywhere other than on Madden?

I've asked this question before. Why do we keep moving PROVEN and EXPERIENCED, in college and the pros, QB's to RB coach?

[puc86]

3 minutes ago, BDYZR said:

I've asked this question before. Why do we keep moving PROVEN and EXPERIENCED, in college and the pros, QB's to RB coach?

Because no one cares about running backs anymore in college and the pros and it’s a way to get two coaches for something that you do care about 

[BDYZR]

3 minutes ago, puc86 said:

Because no one cares about running backs anymore in college and the pros and it’s a way to get two coaches for something that you do care about 

Well, here are the top 25 colleges that disagree with you.

Projecting college football's Top 25 RBs for 2020

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[puc86]

43 minutes ago, BDYZR said:

Well, here are the top 25 colleges that disagree with you.

Projecting college football's Top 25 RBs for 2020

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I’m not saying they don’t have and utilize running backs I am saying they see them as more of a commodity and they are interchangeable and not a focus. Like in the NFL Bell was the biggest star RB and Pittsburgh said no way we are paying you we will take this make a wish kid with cancer from Pitt and not even notice the difference, the Jett’s paid him and then let him go because no one values RBs anymore.

[usfgrad84]

2 hours ago, brybull1970 said:

What he needs is someone to work with him on his mechanics. In his first start he was throwing off of his back foot repeatedly. The guy could be a pretty good quarterback with a different offensive scheme and some work on his mechanics. 

Did our OC play quarterback anywhere other than on Madden?

Don't know about the OC, but our RB Coach played quarterback like he was in a Madden game

[chapelbull]

6 hours ago, CousinRicky said:

Confused by this.  Is his vision good but only sees the other teams color?  

Color blind like Vinnie Testaverde?

[chapelbull]

5 hours ago, BDYZR said:

I've asked this question before. Why do we keep moving PROVEN and EXPERIENCED, in college and the pros, QB's to RB coach?

Some guys are there to recruit and are plugged into a coaching position maybe?   How hard is it to coach RBS?  Run fast, avoid guys on the other team, head towards the other teams end zone, etc.

[Peatearpan]

8 hours ago, BullsFanInTX said:

Simple question.  Is Marsh the long term answer at QB.  Have you seen enough, or do you need to see more?

I wish he hadn't got hurt, we could have seen more of him.  I like his arm, he can get the ball down the field.  

At this point, I want Johnson playing, but am still intrigued by Marsh.  Do you want to see more of Marsh and can he be the answer?

He got hurt? *****. First Cade, now Marsh. I have thought Marsh should be it from the get go. He had the best arm strength, haven’t seen enough from Cade.

Edited November 17, 2020 by Peatearpan

[George_Bullnard_Shaw]

if we aren't going to/able to recruit a QB then Marsh should get the reps. If we are then put Johnson or Fortin in vs. Navy for the hope of getting a conference win. Under no circumstances should McCloud set foot on the field again as a QB.