HenZoneNation wrote:I don't know if he's even a great fit for this system. Rutgers ran a Pro-set not the Spread. I don't know what Brock's plans are but who knows what this means for Hurley...
BluehenJK wrote:HenZoneNation wrote:I don't know if he's even a great fit for this system. Rutgers ran a Pro-set not the Spread. I don't know what Brock's plans are but who knows what this means for Hurley...
Huh? Hurley can throw the ball. Delaware's spread was not a running QB offense. Hurley has more than enough of the skills to play a pro style offense. A pro style offense just means more snaps under center.
HenZoneNation wrote:BluehenJK wrote:HenZoneNation wrote:I don't know if he's even a great fit for this system. Rutgers ran a Pro-set not the Spread. I don't know what Brock's plans are but who knows what this means for Hurley...
Huh? Hurley can throw the ball. Delaware's spread was not a running QB offense. Hurley has more than enough of the skills to play a pro style offense. A pro style offense just means more snaps under center.
Been watching some of last years games. He has a strong arm but lacks accuracy, pocket presence and decision making is very suspect. KC wanted a running QB and Trent, though not a burner was a threat to run.
BluehenJK wrote:So much for thinking that he is just a "pro-style" guy. I think he will use multiple sets but 3 wides will be used alot as he has strength at WR.
Oldhen wrote:BluehenJK wrote:So much for thinking that he is just a "pro-style" guy. I think he will use multiple sets but 3 wides will be used alot as he has strength at WR.
Pierce would (IMHO) be much more effective at TB with a couple of steps before he gets the ball.
Caribbean Hen wrote:Oldhen wrote:BluehenJK wrote:So much for thinking that he is just a "pro-style" guy. I think he will use multiple sets but 3 wides will be used alot as he has strength at WR.
Pierce would (IMHO) be much more effective at TB with a couple of steps before he gets the ball.
IDK about that OH, you have to admit we might have already seem some of #30's best days, if give credit to the last regime for getting a high return on the talents of #30 by using him just the way they did, the puzzle will be to get the most out of everyone
Caribbean Hen wrote:HenZoneNation wrote:BluehenJK wrote:
Been watching some of last years games. He has a strong arm but lacks accuracy, pocket presence and decision making is very suspect. KC wanted a running QB and Trent, though not a burner was a threat to run.
you left out the part about running for his life, if we protect him a bit he just might be pretty darn good
BlueHenSinfonian wrote:A strong O-line would have taken last years team deep into the playoffs.
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