Marsalis Teague...

#6
#6
Check out my vodeos on my website. More to come later tonight and tomorrow. He was a very smart qb in high school. Only 3 interceptions in 28 games.

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#9
#9
And the G-Gun began to lose effectivness as the season progressed because we never threw out of the package. Teague is just not tall enough to see over the line.
 
#11
#11
I remember another QB listed 5'10" that wasn't too bad ....anyone remember Doug Floutie back in the day? Give the kid a shot....as backup of course.
 
#15
#15
If you have to go back 25 years to remember the last good "5'10 QB" then shouldn't that tell you something?
 
#16
#16
The problem with assigning Teague QB responsibilities is that he is needed as a def. back, a receiver, as well. An athlete of his ability is really needed in too many places.
 
#20
#20
I'm from Henry County. I watched Marsalis play throughout his high school career. Trust me. He's not suited to be a college quarterback. The offense that Henry County runs is much like that of Florida, only based heavily on the run. He was a perfect fit for the spread-option offense because it highlighted his athleticism, but a pro-style offense like UT runs is just not condusive to his talents. He's better off at receiver, where he can show his athleticism.
 
#22
#22
wildberry14 said:
not to be that guy but napolean's short stature was just a legend.

he was around 5'7", which was slightly taller than the average frenchman at the time
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Speaking of French Soldiers; I bought a WWII French Army Rifle several years ago... It was advertized as Like New Condition, Never Fired but Dropped Once.
 
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#23
Paris Vol said:
I'm from Henry County. I watched Marsalis play throughout his high school career. Trust me. He's not suited to be a college quarterback. The offense that Henry County runs is much like that of Florida, only based heavily on the run. He was a perfect fit for the spread-option offense because it highlighted his athleticism, but a pro-style offense like UT runs is just not condusive to his talents. He's better off at receiver, where he can show his athleticism.
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Thanks for your input, and welcome to the board. :hi:
 
#24
#24
Paris Vol said:
I'm from Henry County. I watched Marsalis play throughout his high school career. Trust me. He's not suited to be a college quarterback. The offense that Henry County runs is much like that of Florida, only based heavily on the run. He was a perfect fit for the spread-option offense because it highlighted his athleticism, but a pro-style offense like UT runs is just not condusive to his talents. He's better off at receiver, where he can show his athleticism.
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Good post Paris. Welcome to the Board

:hi:
 
#25
#25
Nuke is a better passer than Teague and Teague is better at the wildcat. If either is at QB it would be Teague for wildcat package only
 
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