Yet, scouts and his NFL grade completely disagree with you. Not to mention another hole in this argument is on one foot he threw very well against an elite Georgia defense before being sidelined with injury. Whatever doesn't fit your narrative though huh.

You guys keep saying he regressed but never mention the Georgia game where he didn't even have 50% of his best attribute in that game.

For the record, I have nothing against Nuss at all. I hope he keeps progressing and turns into our unicorn. I just find it funny how much facts are ignored here and how you guys will frame anything to fit a narrative made up in your mind. This board should be hired for free by BK he'd be in a NC next year right?

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Posted by 00 Tech Grad

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Posted on 12/10/22 at 12:48 pm to deuce985

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You guys keep saying he regressed but never mention the Georgia game where he didn't even have 50% of his best attribute in that game.

I would argue that him being unable to scramble in the GA game actually helped him by forcing him to throw. Will he revert to tucking and running first on broken or well-covered plays when he’s healthy again, who knows.

He has the talent to throw well. He has to get past the mental part of always using his legs as a crutch instead of a weapon.

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Posted by monsterballads

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Posted on 12/10/22 at 10:52 pm to deuce985

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You guys keep saying he regressed

He absolutely regressed. He reverted back to the ultra conservative hesitating Jayden Daniels after the Alabama game. He flashes every now and then but teams have figured out how to defend him as we saw Arkansas, A&M and Georgia do it three sec games in a row. He had 200 passing yards in one half and 10 points to show for it.

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