All year you have told this board that 1. joe burrow is a better quarterback than Dwayne haskins and 2. Joe burrow is a top 5 quarterback in college football. You've said repeatedly that everyone would see both of these things to be true by the end of year.

It’s now the end of the year. State your case for each of those things being true.

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Posted by buckeye_vol

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Posted on 12/4/18 at 10:20 am to Open Your Eyes

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All year you have told this board that 1. joe burrow is a better quarterback than Dwayne haskins and 2. Joe burrow is a top 5 quarterback in college football. You've said repeatedly that everyone would see both of these things to be true by the end of year.

This is interesting. I found this little gem in one of threads.

Last 3 games, Haskins threw for 64.2% - Burrow 63%. And Burrow faced Bama

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and most important - one of the hottest young OC's in the nation (Ryan Day), and Burrow would equal Haskin's stats with ease.

And then this:

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And if you want to go a little deeper down this rabbit hole, some very good sources say Meyer wanted to run Burrow in more of a read/option. But Ryan Day (who had been offered the Titans OC job and an SEC HC job) wanted to run a pro-style offense. Meyer had promised Day autonomy as OC if he stayed another season.

Meyer thought he could convince Day to go with Burrow, but Day insisted on Haskins and the pro-style O. All Day's plans went to shite when Purdue beat OSU. Now Haskins is running more of a r/o and Martell has been coming in for Red Zone read/option plays.

Color DAY gone at the end of this season.

So Day was the hottest OC, and wanted to QB who is not particularly mobile, to run an offense that requires him to rely less on his mobility, and you think that reflected poorly on Day?

But he was also one of the hottest OCs.

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