re: Harris looks good

I think the busted coverages kept me from what I wanted to see. I wanted to see the QBs move the chains with short and intermediate passing. I am still not enamored with the play calling. However, we did see a lot of passing out of the spread and not much drop back passing. I just wish everything wasn't a deep pass.

I think he was protecting our players by not calling the over-the-middle stuff. I do hope to see our short-intermediate passing game go bananas with Tyron and Trey! Can't wait to see Guice catch passes out the backfield as well!

Jennings is still Jennings. Still no underneath game, and basically throws up hail Mary's that our great receivers can flag down. Not much different than last year.

the ability to execute a high percentage of plays without a breakdown that causes a negative play.

If the end result is a loss it is a negative. Are you telling us that Jennings plays because of no lost yardage even if it means not garnering points? Welcome aboard the Miles train.

I surely hope all the players continue to get better and whomever starts does well.

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Harris looks good Jennings is still Jennings. Still no underneath game, and basically throws up hail Mary's that our great receivers can flag down. Not much different than last year.

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Yep. Jennings is Jennings (I've only watched the first half, so far). Harris will be harder to defend and he needs to start for that reason.

Look fwd to watching the game on SEC N, but from the clips I have seen you have to like Harris. Strong arm, accurate, and he is a THREAT with his feet.

Jennings hits Dural on the 70 yd play, with NO CB within 20 yds of him, and he has to wait on the ball. I also saw Jennings throw the 'fade' to Dural. Did not see anything else (anything new), but hope to see something when I watch the game.

Harris is throwing the ball, with touch, in tight spots. Nice passes, nice zip. We need someone who can complete that 10 yd crossing rt, 15 yd out, back shoulder pass to the sideline.

I saw nothing in the highlight film that leads me to believe Jennings can do these things, while I believe Harris can. We'll see what the entire film looks like, but I would give Harris the majority of #1 reps b/c he gives us the best chance to win with a dynamic O, that can compete for 4 qtrs. regardless of the score and opponent.

In afraid to get my hopes up because I think your right. Let's hope we're wrong and somebody can play QB.

Harris made a nice fade pass in a tight spot in the corner of the EZ to Quinn, who was covered well. This was on the last purple drive. Quinn should have held on to it.

Not many solid conclusions to draw. Jennings, to me, looked more "comfortable," but I got there late and only saw Harris play with the purple team.

I'm not one to get euphoric from a glorified practice session. I honestly didn't see much to say definitely that one or both "improved."

We won't know for sure until they take snaps for real in an SEC game.

There is no question IMO that Harris is the better QB. I have no idea what Miles and Cam will decide to do in the fall, but Harris no doubt will shine one of these days, hopefully sooner rather than later.