I agree that Sam has improved a great deal. I agree he is one of the best QBs in the country ( but not for his passing ). All the other things he does make him great, especially for the style offense Herman wants. I am watching the same games you are. I have seen him throw some very nice passes, some in tight windows; BUT I have also seen him throw some very off target throws that his WRs bail him out on, and poor throws as well. I know his stats look great, but if you re-watch those games WE have watched you will see what I'm talking about. Throws behind receiver, high, low, and many where if he places it better its an easy completion. The one Ingram dropped is one example...Should have been thrown toward the right shoulder where he wouldn't have had to turn toward the DB. Another...the throw behind Smith vs La Tech that should have gone to the house instead of on the ground. Throw to Duvernay vs Rice that was behind and low for a first down, should have been a throw leading him in stride and maybe a touchdown. If you re-watch you will find others..... Sam is getting better, and I love his grit and toughness. I was one of many who wanted to forget this kid after his Freshman year. Now I see how much he has improved ( hats off to Tom and Beck ). Its amazing. I agree he can lead us to a championship if our defense will step up. My post was mostly about RJ's QB potential , and the fact he needs to be a QB if he can throw. We can recruit RBs....For our offense to work we have to have a QB who can scare defenses with their feet...like Sam does....
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