Uh, no.I think it comes down to confidence in the recruits coming in. What's the point of saving him if they know in 3 years he is either going to be really good or be passed by.
I am still trying to figure that out. He may not play another snap this year. As much as people complain about Ott not getting an extra year, if his freshmen year hadn't been wasted he would be playing this year.
If he's better than Weigers then he needs the experience and I'm all for it.Stanley?
Wiegers hasnt looked good during his time at Iowa.
There is not one thing anyone can convince me that this was an intelligent decision. Makes zero sense to me.I am still trying to figure that out. He may not play another snap this year. As much as people complain about Ott not getting an extra year, if his freshmen year hadn't been wasted he would be playing this year.
Wasn't too long ago fans were on Ferentz for not playing the 2nd string QB during blowout wins to get back-up some valuable game time PT/experience. Can't have it both ways.There is not one thing anyone can convince me that this was an intelligent decision. Makes zero sense to me.
I wish I shared your certainty that CJB is guaranteed to avoid injury this year. He has proven he rarely gets dinged.
Maybe it's just because I'm used to it, but it looked like he might possibly be limping on his last drive.Offense good for the most part. But, pass protection at tackle remains suspect. May need Stanley if the coaches don't think Wiegers is the answer should something cause CJB to miss any playing time.
You can pull his redshirt if/when CJ gets injured enough to miss a few games. Handing the ball off five times does nothing in terms of gaining valuable experience.
How many times does a back up qb at Iowa get into a game? Seriously! We blew a year for a guy who may not play the rest of the year. He got garbage time and handed off 5 x.
There is not one thing anyone can convince me that this was an intelligent decision. Makes zero sense to me.
You can pull his redshirt if/when CJ gets injured enough to miss a few games. Handing the ball off five times does nothing in terms of gaining valuable experience.
There is not one thing anyone can convince me that this was an intelligent decision. Makes zero sense to me.
It's possible to go to the open practices and watch/learnTyler has thrown 4 passes at Iowa. You are quite the talent evaluator.
IMHO, you're underselling the practice reps to go into a game as the #2.
for the umpteenth time! What does it matter?!
if he is starting next year it's highly, highly, highly unlikely he stays for four more years, unless he sucks. Why is it so bad that he doesn't red shirt this year?
Then give him the number 2 practice reps in practice and keep his RS. If CJB goes down, you insert him.
Disagree. Plus he gets all of those practice and pregame reps as the 2 for the rest of the year and will be the 1 in January.You can pull his redshirt if/when CJ gets injured enough to miss a few games. Handing the ball off five times does nothing in terms of gaining valuable experience.
Then give him the number 2 practice reps in practice and keep his RS. If CJB goes down, you insert him.
Well I certainly don't want to see a starting qb next year who has zero game experience.
You can pull his redshirt if/when CJ gets injured enough to miss a few games. Handing the ball off five times does nothing in terms of gaining valuable experience.