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Originally Posted by volfanbill  no... Coleman's footwork is clearly nowhere close to anything resembling what a qb in even Conf USA should have to be the number one
and Stephens has a knack for trying to throw the ball where he shouldn't, or just making a horrifically bad throw that winds up as an INT.
Crompton is heads and shoulders above the rest in maturity, confidence, knowledge and talent right now. |
Since when does footwork equal talent?
Throwing the ball to the other team doesn't equal bad talent either, does it? It just means he makes bad decisions which would fall in the category of maturity.
I never said Crompton wasn't better than the other two, just that the "talent" drop off isn't as significant as you are making it.