drvenner
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Yes, he's shown major improvement in all the real game action he's seen thus fa.... wait... He's not played in any non-exhibition games yet.
I love me some Dobbs but let's not pretend that there are a whole bunch of folks out there who can teach throwing accuracy to a 22 year old man.
Dobbs issue was Butch Jones. Same for Kamara.
It's funny that the moment Dobbs left Butch Jones and got some pro coaching at the senior bowl he immediately improved.
No. I really like Ainge and Claussen both and they led us to more wins than Dobbs. They were both superior passes and, of course, Dobbs can run much better. Let's see who has the longest pro career. I think all three of these players had fantastic careers at Tennessee.
I had a few opportunities to see some practices in Neyland during Dobbs first two years on campus. And he was less sharp during those practices than guys like Peterman and Worley.Wait a second. I thought the criticism of Dobbs was that he was a terrible practice player but a "gamer". If I remember that was the main defense people tried to use to explain why Butch waited until all other QBs were injured before playing Dobbs as a sophomore.
Now you're saying Dobbs having flawless accuracy in these practices and workout doesn't matter?
If anything Josh has proven over the last few months that all those reports that was a bad practice player were completely FALSE. Butch Jones refused to start Dobbs the beginning of his sophomore year because he's a terrible coach that doesn't know how to utilize his talent.
There is no chance I'm wrong. I am more sure about Dobbs than any athlete I've ever seen.
He's destined for greatness.