Need to play Nuss

Daniels is not the answer . Auburn had a great gameplan . They shut down JD ability to run and made him pass to win the game .
JD has alot of positives : calm , is coachable , runs fast . At the end of the day , it’s about points on the scoreboard . He doesn’t see the whole field , throws late and behind and hangs onto the ball too long . I expected more from a guy with 30 starts . Nuss was asked to come in close to his own endzone in a close game , hostile territory . Nuss hit two receivers in the breadbasket with very catchable balls ( one was Boutte ) and they dropped them . One pass he rushed and it soared on him , I admit . He seems to set up faster and has a quicker release than JD . A live SEC game is always quicker and faster than practice reps . Game speed is hard to replicate in practice . From what I have seen
I would give Nuss a shot in games . JD seems like a deer in the headlights , afraid to make a mistake , waiting to frame the perfect shot instead of letting the ball go . The meat of the SEC schedule is ahead of us . In todays SEC games , we need more production out of the QB position than we are getting currently .