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If Bryce stinks it up….. should we call in the TANK COMMANDER with all the QBs coming out

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9 hours ago, WhoKnows said:

After the first couple weeks and prior years, I’m not super duper excited for the QBs coming out. I’m a Clemson fan and I want no part of Klubnik as our QB. Arch put up some stats against the juggernaut of San Jose State but he also had the same inaccuracy issue and damn it you shouldn’t be talked about as a #1 overall pick if you can’t beat a 7th round pick in your sophomore season. Allar is like his coach, terrible against good teams. Nussmeyer didn’t impress me last year or against Clemson, it was all dump offs and let my guys do the hard work.

Maybe Sellers but even he didn’t look great against SC State.

Personally, I’d love to get a haul from someone with a hard on for one of those guys. I don’t see a Stroud or Daniels in these guys but maybe there is a Nix or Maye.

Yeah… the top of the QB draft class isn’t looking great. Seems Sellers is at the top of most boards. But he’s completed 11 and 12 passes on his first two games.  Idk if he is an nfl level passer. Maybe Nuss cuts back on some of the silly plays this year. 
 

It’s still early, Beck is off to a good start in Miami. Maybe Dante Moore at Oregon shows QB1 talent. So guys could emerge. But I also wouldn’t be mad if we ended up with an Anthony Hill, Bain/Faulk, or a Caleb Downs type on defense. 

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Bryce is a cautionary for tale for no matter whast u have between the ears if you don't have the god given ability to capitalize what does it matter? I think he's smart enough throws with anticipation.. but he has a bottom 10 arm in the league and. Lacks the zip to capitalize on that assessment.

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4 hours ago, MartyClemons said:

Yeah… the top of the QB draft class isn’t looking great. Seems Sellers is at the top of most boards. But he’s completed 11 and 12 passes on his first two games.  Idk if he is an nfl level passer. Maybe Nuss cuts back on some of the silly plays this year. 
 

It’s still early, Beck is off to a good start in Miami. Maybe Dante Moore at Oregon shows QB1 talent. So guys could emerge. But I also wouldn’t be mad if we ended up with an Anthony Hill, Bain/Faulk, or a Caleb Downs type on defense. 

Beck is. Not a dude

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