Redshirt is burned, they might as well play the kid at this point to know what we have next year and give Worley more time to heal if he can't get it done.Agree and disagree. I was with you on starting Worley with a decent line and if your offensive scheme is to have a pocket passer gun the ball to several high level WR's, then Worley showed throughout practices that he was the man for the job. I think this was what Butch Jones and Bajakian thought the season would be. However, that is NOT what happened. After the first 4 games offensive changes absolutely have to be made. You either change your scheme and stick to Worley throwing quick slants, corner routes, quick fade routes and a lot of screen plays or change your QB to be more mobile.
This falls on the OC and Butch to make the adjustments. If the decision is to RS Dobbs for the future and play Worley Bird or Peterman, you have to adjust your play calls. AND, the OLine did not play better, Dobbs has a much faster reaction time to when the line collapsed.
Do I think you go forward with Dobbs the rest of the season? Yes, you have already lost the RS and he is the future of the program. If you align your offense this year with a mobile QB and recruit mobile QB's then it will be smoother. Will I go for Worley if they start him next week, h*ll yes? But I hope for the team's sake, they will make the right play calls to help him be a passing QB.
I have no real problem if they play Dobbs. I honestly think though at this point Worley gives us the best chance to win now because Dobbs did not look bad but he as not the world beater people are making him out to be. he showed potential. Just trying to be realistic here. I know around here that's rare. It just disgusts me how everytime something happens, everyone jumps out like they had been thinking this the whole time when it is in fact not true. The offense sucked because any offense with a lie like that will struggle. A line that bad inhibits access to the full playbook. That is a fact anyone that understands anything about football should get that.
MobileQB's are more prone to injury than pocket passers no matter hat kind of line you have.With a bad line it gets even worse because he is gonna take thesacks and the big hits head on. Look at Name me a successful mobile QB that played behind a terrible line... I will wait. The secod peole start spouting out names i can hit them back with a laundry list of injury reports that QB showed up on. Remember Vicks last season in Philly? And that line was just kinda bad.