re: DJ Chark with another big day in the scrimmage

It's smart. But Marshall didn't play db his last year in college did he?

Read the last part of the quote it cost cam a winning season and his job

In college sometimes it's better suited for you to put the ball in your best athletes hands every play. Arkansas figured it out with McFadden, but you have to tailor the game plan to his skills. They didn't ask Dmac to drop back and pass, he did throw occasionally but it wasn't drop back

It brings me back to what started the whole debate. Recruit for your system if dual threat is what you want then tailor it as such. If pro style is what you want then recruit a pro style qb.

You have neglected to answer this question. Do you know what a dual-threat QB is?

Nicer way of putting a guy who can run but not throw so well.

Does not apply to every dual threats but for the most part the dual threat guys don't pan out in a pro system which is what we run.

Those you named absolutely as most are hall of fame guys

They can do the 2nd part of the run-pass

Not all dual threats can

Not all pro-style QBs are legitimate passing threats. You do yourself a disservice by limiting your perception.

Agreed maybe it's just a bad taste in my mouth of bad qb play the past couple years save the 2013 season

Jefferson and Jennings aren't even DTQBs though. They just have some mobility that the staff has tried to utilize.

Harris is the first true DTQB we've had since Perrilloux.

In an ideal situation, of course that situation being against Bama. My Wr group would be diarse x dupre y quinn z diarse a with chark the wild card x and y and TBJ and DC the wildcard z and a. Not saying ones better suited for the position than the other but to create mismatches. Each one brings different styles and match ups

Imagine 2013 if Mett had any degree of mobility. That is the ideal fit for our offense. Harris certainly has the arm strength and mobility to fit that mold. Kid just needs to mature and avoid taking any shortcuts in his development.