re: Every problem that JJ has, JL has-except his release.

"Saban tried that with Marcus Randall and JR. Didn't work out very well."

I could not disagree more with this assertion. While the QB play was often poor in 2004 due to Randall's limitations and JR's early developmental stage, using 2 QB's almost certainly caused us to win games that we would have lost. that team went 9-3 with very narrow losses to Auburn (10-9 with us missing a PAT) and Iowa (defensive screwup on last second heave). If we go solely with Randall, we lose to Oregon State. If we go solely with JR, we lose to Florida.

I want to JL play more not because he has shown how good he is, but because neither QB has shown that he is that good. So, let's give both guys a chance to have some success and in the process, maybe we can find a hot hand in a game that will allow the offense to play better.

Playing the 2 QB's in 2004 was not the cause of poor/inconsistent QB play, it was the result of and, at least on some occasions, the cure for such poor play. Let's try something akin to it in 2010.