re: Lindsey Scott Jr Offered, According to his twitter.

My concern with Scott is this: The true dual threat QB's as opppsed to the trend of somewhat mobile "pro style" guys we've had lately, in general need a little more development in their passing. Be it touch, accuracy or not being too quick to try to scramble, sometimes they're a bit raw.

That concerns me because we haven't seen much in the way QB development from our current staff. Particularly of high school QBS that have joined the program. Lee, Jefferson, Jennings and Harris are the main guys Les recruited out of high school who got a lot of playing time but never developed into consistent players. Those guys might (though it's not a given) have been slightly ahead of Scott as pure passers and they didn't pan out (the jury is still out on Harris).

If Scott does need some quality QB coaching and development, I'm just not sure these are the coaches who can take his game from high school sensation to SEC caliber starter. The current system doesn't utilize much of the what these guys learned in high school and certainly fails to capitalize on the athletic capabilities of a guy like Scott or even Harris and Jennings. It's not a surprise we have development issues when you recruit guys who's quarterback knowledge comes from 2 to 3 years of running a spread offense and they're then asked to move under center.