What does Moore do that Jake doesn't?Besides win

[Scutty]

I agree, but that one play today were he was trying to throw it away and it landed about 2 feet beyond a defenders hands made me a bit nervous. Needs to learn to throw it out of bounds if he is going to throw it away.

Lets not forget that Moore is still very much "work in progress". Still plenty of time to smooth off his rough edges

[Seamonk]

He looks away Safeties, scans the entire field. Makes faster decisions. Moves up in the pocket. More mobile, can get the playmakers involved without staring them down and most of all, the team seems more confident both offensively and defensively with him in there. They -trust- him.

[Brandon]

Mobility, he makes plays with his feet that keeps plays alive where Jake is forced to take a sack, throw a pick or throw the ball away.

[Huffgolf30]

Best way i can describe him is under control. Not too high or low after td's or int's. It is also so nice to see a qb be able to roll out and run for a 1st down when the pocket collapses.

[Huffgolf30]

All i know is he has made the case to start the season next year. We obviously need to bring in another qb or 2 to challenge him/etc, but he has played excellent.

[enolagay38]

I hope Moore is the next incarnation of Joe Montana

[geno471588]

he does what he has to get the W which in the end is all i care about

[pantherj]

I think you guys have listed just about everything. I would add that I feel confident that Moore will lead us to victories over teams that we should beat. That's really the key to making the playoffs, beat the weak teams, and pull out a few wins over good teams. Jake can ruin any game, against ANY team.

[Brooklyn Bully]

Best way i can describe him is under control. Not too high or low after td's or int's. It is also so nice to see a qb be able to roll out and run for a 1st down when the pocket collapses.

To be fair, Jake did chaotically run for two...maybe three...firsts this season.

[OnlyPantherFaninMaine]

Consistent. Usually if he makes the wrong or a bad play, he makes up for it by converting on third down or making something else happen. Jake would seemingly continue to make the same mistakes over and over, and instead of making up for it would just trow an INT to cap it off.

[Fiz]

remember when jake first got here in 2003 and the biggest compliment about him was that he just wins?

[KillerKat]

Everything. Better mechanics, better scanning the field, better finding receivers, better arm strength and accuracy, better pocket awareness. The list goes on.

[Udogg]

Think his mobility (faster out of his drop, quicker, faster over all) allows him to make plays Jake could not. He has more time, plus the line is blocking infinitely better than earlier this year.

[err456]

He is clearly a better athlete.