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It’s a great episode and shows you the amount of respect and admiration Taysom has for Drew. I fully believe Taysom is our QB of the future when Drew hangs them up.
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Hadn’t thought of the in the huddle thinggreat interview! Thanks for posting Caliente.
you can tell he truly admires and loves Drew and says there is still more to learn from him. One thing he said that was most interesting is that while many backups get to learn from elite QBs but none of them actually get to be in the huddle with their mentor like he does. Says its invaluable to see how Drew handles guys and composes himself in the huddle.
Apologies El, but imma shoehorn this question in here vs starting a new thread-
How good of a qb would TH have to be to compensate for the loss of production elsewhere?
Just on the surface if TH is QB, we have to replace him with 4 bodies - and at least two of those bodies have to be pretty good
At this point I think Taysom is still WAY more valuable to us as a joker than just’ a qb
How good of a qb would TH have to be to compensate for the loss of production elsewhere?
Just on the surface if TH is QB, we have to replace him with 4 bodies - and at least two of those bodies have to be pretty good
Except for the fact that in that role, he simply doesn't touch the ball enough. The reason Lamar Jackson is so successful is because he's literally touching the ball on every play - so there is no chance he's a decoy and the defense has to account for all of his skills.At this point I think Taysom is still WAY more valuable to us as a joker than just’ a qb
great interview! Thanks for posting Caliente.
you can tell he truly admires and loves Drew and says there is still more to learn from him. One thing he said that was most interesting is that while many backups get to learn from elite QBs but none of them actually get to be in the huddle with their mentor like he does. Says its invaluable to see how Drew handles guys and composes himself in the huddle.
That's never really been a key attribute to being a successful QB. Most guys have not played another position since high school or pop warner. I've mentioned this before but offensive coaches usually don't make dramatic changes to there system. Yes, coaches steal ideas and concepts all the time but they don't change their system. Baltimore brought in Roman to employ a system around LJ and I don't think SP is going to do that. I still think Taysom's truevalue at this point is as a joker.There's more to it than just seeing it through QB eyes while on the field with Brees. He will know the offense from the FB, RB, TE and WR positions as well. He will know where guys have to be by not studying it and throwing the ball to them, but by actually having been on the receiving end.
Apologies El, but imma shoehorn this question in here vs starting a new thread-
How good of a qb would TH have to be to compensate for the loss of production elsewhere?
Just on the surface if TH is QB, we have to replace him with 4 bodies - and at least two of those bodies have to be pretty good
At this point I think Taysom is still WAY more valuable to us as a joker than just’ a qb
Watch Jersey Sales go through the roof when Taysom becomes QB.Since we don't own him, we don't get to decide what position he plays beyond 2020. He's going to want QB money, not ST money. Before you pay the guy QB money you need to make sure he's worth it. I think he gets removed from special teams this year and more snaps at QB.
Watch Jersey Sales go through the roof when Taysom becomes QB.
I think Taysom's most important attribute to football team is he's a great play maker..why not have the ball in arguably your best playmaker's hands as much as possible? That would undoubtedly be QB1