therealitytheory
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I dont think you understand what best case scenario means. Best case is not having a guy that struggled to be average half the time to win the QB job again.The best case scenario for us is that he comes in and looks really good in the spring and fall camps but JG still wins the job. The competition should push JG but if he falters you have Bailey to fall back on.
I hope he doesn't red shirt next year. I want him to gains as much experience as possible and get the offense down pat. He seems to be a quick learner and should be ready to play a lot of football during the last part of the season. In addition, don't forget we signed another very good QB from Mississippi who has electronic time 4.38 40. We are finally getting talent which turn into a much more talented football team with depth. I love it.I hope the kid redshirts next year for his sake.. a few bad drives and volnation will have the pitchforks ready
If you sit him two years, he'll be playing for someone else in year two. I've watched him 2 years now while living in Dville, GA. Has the build and arm of Peyton with the head of Casey. He'll be playing starting QB on The Hill next year before the season is out IMO. He IS needed right away, our best QB returning as an upper classman literally took a potential win over Bama out of this team's hands, lost to BYU and Ga State and played well only in spurts down the stretch.
Just a heads up, but I feel we need to slow down with our expectations for Bailey coming on to campus and being QB1 on day one. The kid throws an elite ball, no question, but he also holds onto the ball for a long time and takes sacks and he is prone to throw interceptions.
No doubt that can all be corrected, but I'm telling you, he is a work in progress as I've seen him play multiple times. You can't simply look at stats because 1. That's not a true indicator of how a player's game translates to the next level and 2. a LOT of his throws were either perimeter throws to exceptional athletes or short passes to a generational talent in Gilbert.
I really think he can be the guy one day, I just don't think there's anyway shape or form he comes into the current QB room and leap frogs any of those guys in short order, Shrout included... To me, great thing about all of this is that he isn't needed right away and he can get a year or two in Coach Chaney's system.
I dont think you understand what best case scenario means. Best case is not having a guy that struggled to be average half the time to win the QB job again.
Best case is Bailey comes in and plays so good there is no question who the #1 guy is and should be, and that the QB position is a strength and not a liability.
If that dont happen we will still be ok , but will have to rely heavily on the D again to win, unless the O line and running game have a huge improvement.
He will be Freshman AA next year. You heard it here first.I like Abingdon, I lived there a couple of years while I played at and graduated from Emory and Henry...
Anyway, to your point, I already replied on down the thread about the gist of their (Marietta's) offense and stated a more accurate analysis is about his tendency, on drop back passes, to force throws and to hold on the ball too long. I have seen play him live and in color multiple times and I don't need to see a bunch of #'s to tell me what I saw was wrong. Fact is, a high schooler's stats don't matter to colleges. I've never had a college coach say to me "he looks good on film, what are his stats?"
He's going to be a dandy, just not the moment he arrives on campus.
