I don't reject anyone's expertise. Everyone has a right to their opinion, and I base mine on what I've seen. I have that right, don't I?
Of course. That's what most of us do. You didn't state an opinion. You made a declaration. There's a huge difference. When you make a declaration of hard fact... the standard of proof goes way up.
I never declared BJ the better QB definitively, I said I think BJ is our best option and is as or more talented than JC.
You just contradicted yourself... and you want to lecture others about their comprehension skills.
What practices? Some of us, I know this may come as a shock, actually attend a practice or two. See what things look like behind the scenes, see what some players look like that we don't get to see on Saturdays.
A practice or two... I'm impressed. Now, why do you think those practices were representative... and while you are at it maybe tell us where your expertise of evaluating QB's comes from.
Keep picking apart things if you want, I've not maintained anything more than I think BJ is our best option.
No. You said he WAS... not that he is in your opinion.
I have seen JC make terrible on the field decisions and never said BJ wouldn't make any.
I recently saw a replay of one of PM's games against UF where he threw 4 INT's and made some terrible decisions.... EVERY QB makes them and especially guys with little experience.
I just made the point that I think JC is a waste of time when I think BJC can give us equal or better results.
And many of the rest of us stated why we believe you are dead wrong and more than likely have an opinion shaded by hometown bias.
Please, tell me why I'm not entitled to that.
Until they kick you off... you're entitled to state any opinion no matter how good or bad. The rest of us are entitled to disagree with you.... especially when you imply that your evaluation was made watching the guys warm up.
I've seen back ups at every level that looked better in warm ups than the starter.
BJ may in fact be the best option. But a) JC is just as talented if not more so based on every available expert opinion, b) the coaches uniformly stated confidence in JC (reference a recent KNS article for example), c) JC was more heavily recruited and highly regarded, d) JC has been in the program longer and has starts under his belt (and probably made some mistakes that BJ is yet to make), and e) even though JC is ahead at this point... the competition hasn't really started yet. If the coaches couldn't say definitively at this point that BJ is the "best option" then we can't either.
Finally- BJ has to pass Stephens before he'll get the snaps to prove he's better than JC... and that won't be as easy as you assume. Stephens reportedly has the best arm of the three and judging from the scrimmage film I've seen that is probably true.