re: Qb play sucked, but what are people seeing with Nuss?

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Lol you right throwing interceptions

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Daniels has thrown way more interceptions over his career than Nuss.


Threw as many TDs as interceptions last year.

Based on this year, Jenkins has been our best. Consistent and clutch. Nabers targeted the most, he looks like he is having trouble catching…even some bobbles in previous games. Bech has caught well in limited opportunities. Thomas has been good outside of last night.

Well he is better that Daniel’s. I like Daniel’s but he needs to scan the field more and throw to the WR’s

Jaydens Ball placement is horrendous. Nuss needs to be the guy. With a Daniels package every game. There needs to be shot plays in Daniels package as well. WR group one of strongesr positions and they checking out during the game xause they know Daniels one read QB and you have a more probable chance of a poor ball placement throw then where it needs to be. Timing patterns, throw those out the window he cant make those throws. Daniels is just a bad passer.

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Potential. He has room to grow JD is who he is.

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So which is it? Is Nuss the better QB right now, or is Nuss possibly going to grow into a better QB down the road?

Those are two very different things with Tennessee coming to town in 6 days.

What do we see in Nuss? We saw him pass 2/6 for 5 yards, 3 of those incompletions being drops that hit the receivers dead in the chest. Other one was throwaway on his first drive on 3rd down that he got his arse chewed out for by CBK. After that there were no more throwaways. So what do we see in Nuss. A QB that can actually pass. That’s what. If you’re still making judgements off of how he played against Southern, you can stop because he didn’t appear to look like he was going shlt himself against Auburn yesterday. Sorry for the long paragraph, but evidently that’s what it takes to explain something these days. SOB.

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Nuss is the better QB now

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Okay.

Fact is, we don’t have any tape on Nuss as a starter in the flow of a game after a game week of practice as the #1. Maybe he would be turnover prone and cost the team. But I think it may be just as likely that he would be more settled and in control. We know he has a big arm and decent mobility. I don’t think we can conclusively say anything about his accuracy or decision making in small samples coming off the bench.

On the other hand, We have 4 games of JD in an LSU uniform, and 2 years at ASU. We know that his only real strength is scrambling and taking care of the football, in part by not throwing to remotely covered receivers. We can win games against inferior or equal opponents this way, because we have a good Defense. But we will be very impotent against the upper tiered teams.

I don’t know for sure Nuss is the answer but I’d like to find out because I think the risk is worth the reward. We have a very good defense and WR corp and improving O Line. Give him a game or two. If it goes bad then turn it back over to the low risk, low reward JD and we will be what we are - Which I’m not saying is a bad thing - were in a rebuild - but it’s currently a subpar offense, very similar to Les’ teams. And if Nuss shows that after practicing all week as the #1, that he can take care of the ball and make throws, then this 2022 team could be a lot better.

He was actually solid last night. Nabers, Thomas, Boutte and Taylor all dropped passes from him, I believe. There was another well thrown slant that was incomplete because the Auburn DB held Nabers. They didn’t ask him to do much, but he put the ball on the money.