I was a CJ guy for most of last season, but I'm starting to think that this experiment might turn out to be a trainwreck.
Morehouse had him at about 50% for the spring "game", with about 5 yards per attempt. That's Rudock territory with a much lower completion %. He's also only looked "good" for one half of football so far in his career (Pitt). He was pretty brutal in his only start at Purdue.
Combine that with what appears to be a HORRIFIC OL and very little talent at either RB or WR, and this is shaping up to be a terrible offense, even by KF/Davis standards.
...along with a better running game.
I am torn on this one, if it goes as the OP thinks it may, does KF throw the 'this is the direction many of you asked for' or does he stick with his protect the player and go with the 'execution' angle.
I think some may have set themselves up for disappointment in putting CJB on such a high pedestal, including myself. However, I'm not going to put much stock on the spring game. He didn't look very sharp, but that single event didn't change my opinion that CJB clearly has a higher upside than Rudock. This team will need a playmaker at QB because the only proven talent on the offense is probably Tevaun Smith and the OL will be very green.I was a CJ guy for most of last season, but I'm starting to think that this experiment might turn out to be a trainwreck.
Morehouse had him at about 50% for the spring "game", with about 5 yards per attempt. That's Rudock territory with a much lower completion %. He's also only looked "good" for one half of football so far in his career (Pitt). He was pretty brutal in his only start at Purdue.
Combine that with what appears to be a HORRIFIC OL and very little talent at either RB or WR, and this is shaping up to be a terrible offense, even by KF/Davis standards.
Jake Rudock of Michigan named 7th best QB in the BIG by Athlon of will get more virtual ink on this site than CJB.
This is what the CJ fans missed. They were so enamored with the idea of Beathard being better than Rudock, that they didn't realize CJ checked down just as much as Rudock did.Actually Rudock was over 7 yards per attempt with the 62% completion percentage. His YPA was slightly higher than Beathard's for the year. I'm still hopeful CJ steps it up this year along with a better running game.