(09-05-2017 10:23 AM)foch41 Wrote: Did Graham look as lost in practice as he did in this first game? I pretty much everyone I read said he was clearly the best QB we had but man did he look like a boy amongst men in that game.
I noted in other posts that his accuracy wasn't his strong suit. Remember though what a practice entails: no tackling of QB, typically no QB runs and a dozen WRs running routes where the timing may not be in sync.
So there are 3 thoughts on the QB situation.
Plan A, Go with the experienced QB who makes less mistakes but his accuracy fluctuates.
Plan B is to go with a better runner who doesn't have the experience and will make more turnovers.
Plan C is to get the backups experience by having a series or 2 each game to help learn the game and find a way to improve.
I saw the backups and they do make more mental mistakes than Graham.
I would suggest that this board find some patience and fast (think Mindfulness) or this may be a long season for us all. We should find a way to support these young men as they learn the most difficult position. Remember Graham was not getting all the reps in practice so even he could improve with more reps and experience.
Think about how you would want to be treated if you were in their shoes.
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