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re: First year I haven't followed recruiting closely..
Posted on 11/8/12 at 9:26 pm to oauron
Posted on 11/8/12 at 9:26 pm to oauron
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But the definition of dual threat isn't run-first, it's someone who can make plays with the the pass and the run. Jennings fits that mold. He's not Mike Vick, but he can certainly hurt some teams scrambling or with some read option (which will be run with him if he sees the field at LSU).
I would say most "dual-threat" QBs typically posses average to below average arm talent. Whether that's accuracy, strength, etc...usually dual-threat means good to great runner and bad to decent passer. EXTREMELY rarely do we see someone with good to great running skills AND good to great arm talent. Jennings is a pass first QB which is why I would classify him as a pro-style QB. He just has very good mobility and at the high school level that can translate into scrambles for some gains.
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Posted on 11/8/12 at 9:34 pm to thunderbird1100
I think that's your definition of a dual threat. Like I said, RP, RGIII, Cam Newton and Chase Daniel were all listed as dual threat, but they were good passers.
I think we see more of the failures rather than the dual threats who succeed as a passer.
I think we see more of the failures rather than the dual threats who succeed as a passer.
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