allright, you know it alls. why can't we develop qb's?

let me say this. if you actually watch the games, if we could pitch and catch on the plays that were called, our offense would be pretty damn good.

every team has drops, but our real problem is qb play, as every one knows. we either don't see the open receiver, can't put touch on a pass, throw the pass into the dirt, throw it to high and/or behind the receiver, etc.

and let's admit, you can't have a great qb every year. there are going to be some down years. But how come every year for 4 years in a row is a down year around here, and quite a few years before that as well.

what's the grand theory? Is it just poor coaching, poor recruiting, or is it our philosophy?

probably a little bit of all, but I say, and it's just an opinion, it's philosophy. our head coach doesn't like the passing game. He loves to infinity the running game. I have no problem with that part. However, loving running and passing are not mutually exclusive ideas. if miles would embrace the passing game with some of the passion he has for rushing, and bring our qb's in with the expectation that we need them to be playmakers, have confidence in them, and really work to find their strengths.

anyway, that's my take.

I wanna here what the really smart analysts on this board have to say.