cncchris33
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Way too early to tell who will succeed Josh especially considering we have only seen Dormady and JJ in a somewhat game setting. Jones and JG we haven't see yet.
I thinks it's safe to say JJ needs to switch positions. He needs to much time I'm a battle that time is of the essence. He is going to find himself too far behind at QB.
Dormady looks like a stud. jones apparently has this offseason. It will be a fun battle to watch this fall for backup.
JG is the most talented of them all but how long does it take him to learn the playbook and fix a few things touch wise. Does he pick it up in a redshirt year enough to beat out two really good QBs that will have been in program for 2 years versus his 1. That will be an intense battle that's for sure
It is unlikely that Dormady holds off Jones much less Guarantano.
I don't understand all the Dormady doubters. He has a very good arm that is accurate and with touch when needed. He is athletic despite what some people think and according to coaches has done a good job of learning the playbook. I think QD will do just fine.
I don't understand all the Dormady doubters. He has a very good arm that is accurate and with touch when needed. He is athletic despite what some people think and according to coaches has done a good job of learning the playbook. I think QD will do just fine.
So what did happen
yesterday??
Triad280, were you speaking figuratively or literally with respect to "50 mph fastballs from 10 yards away?" Has anyone clocked Guarantano with a radar gun in this event?
I remember one criticism that Gruden levied at Bray was the fact that, because of his strong arm, Bray appeared to exhibit the attitude that he could fit the ball into any window, no matter how small. That kind of gunslinger mentality (a la Favre) can contribute to excessive interceptions.
A lot of them aren't. Some think Dormady will transfer. What I saw in the Orange and White game was that Dormady has put pressure on Dobbs to focus on his accuracy.
Dormady; had he signed with a school like Baylor, would be an All-American as a sophomore.
Sheiron Jones plays with a ton of confidence, but Dormady was born to be play QB at high level. Both will help UT win a lot of games. Gaurantano will not have to be our savior. He can wait and hone his skills. Dormady will be extremely hard to get off the field.
I think Dormady will be a good QB, I'm just of the opinion that Jones and Guarantano will be better and they both fit our system better.
I think Dormady will be a good QB, I'm just of the opinion that Jones and Guarantano will be better and they both fit our system better.
Didn't know. "Our system" was so defined...been different types of QB running it during Butch's time at CMU, Cincy and here. Brendon Kay ran it better than Munchie Legaux FWIW.
You may have seen different recruiting clips than I did. JG's show quite a few passes that were thrown over the top and laid in. Jones looked to be a better passer than Dormady in every sense but not as good as JG.From what I can see, Jones has more touch than Guarantano. And Dormady has more touch than Jones.
I was blessed to have seen Heath Shuler play in HS many moons ago. JG throws very similar and has similar arm strength IMO.Not to be a debbie downer, but JG look like he only throws at one speed. That's not a good recipe for high completion percentage. Luckily that flaw can be coached.
Worley was the better passer. He was more accurate on all throws. The staff trusted him to throw down field... they just couldn't give him time. Dobbs could make his own time but his occasional wildness kept them from giving him too many downfield throws. He had a high completion % but many of his throws were short and safe. Worley's potential was never reached in college. I think we saw a few glimpses like UGA but he just unfortunately came in at a bad time.People make the mistake of thinking Dobbs is a runner vs Worely who was a passer, when in reality they were about even as passers. Worley wasn't setting the world on fire even when had time.
All three have accurate, strong arms. JG has the strongest arm.His arm is accurate and strong.
Dobbs even with his elusiveness was sacked 6 times vs MU. Without Crowder, the OL took a major step backwards... Vandy even sacked him 3 times with Wiesman at C.Playing QB is about building an offensive chemistry and moving the chains and scoring points. How differently would the MIzzou game would have went had Dobbs completed more passes down field?? How about all the stalls in the 3rd quarter of the Bama game when we could have closed the gap had we converted 3rd down through the air.
Jones knew that he had one returning QB and wanted strong competition from guys with great potential. Dormady may end up being "the guy". But he's not the most gifted passer of the 3... and he isn't 2nd either. That doesn't mean he's bad. He's good. The others just look better to me based on limited info.Butch knows this and this is why he recruited Dormady.
True. And that's a good time to have a gun to fit balls into a small window... like Bray... like JG.When the box gets stacked the QB has to beat a team with his arm. Consistently.
I don't understand all the Dormady doubters. He has a very good arm that is accurate and with touch when needed. He is athletic despite what some people think and according to coaches has done a good job of learning the playbook. I think QD will do just fine.
I know. Butch's offense can be ran with different types of QB's but it's much more explosive when you insert a guy with a big arm that's also a huge threat to tuck it and go.
This suddenly feels like the Torrance Gibson thread haha.
I was obviously wrong on that.
I just don't think we have enough data to make your argument. Also, we don't KNOW what we have in any of these QBs. It's all speculation until we see how the offense performs behind them. FWIW I think JG will be special. Based on the same "facts " presently available. Not going to make conclusive statements until we can see a conclusion tho.
Apparently Jarrett got kinda pwnt in the 7-on. Overthrows, INTs, etc. I think he was just playing too tight personally, after scoring so high the first three days there has to be pressure to maintain that level.