re: At what point do you pull the plug on JD and let Nuss get some starting experience?

I'd rather have 56% down field passing than 70% behind the los passing.

You guys are scared to death of nuss getting a real chance. But hey, enjoy this pathetic offense under JD. It won't change with Les Kelly

Quote “ The vast majority of this board was saying Nuss was total garbage and needed to transfer after the Southern outing with the pick 6, etc. This place has a short memory. Now I didn't want to throw him away for a terrible outing and I have hope that he can get better, but if that was against by far our weakest opponent, I'm not sure what you're expecting against much better competition.”

He did fine vs. NM and Auburn…both better than Southern!

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Bullshite. Boutee is disgusted with him from day 1. He isn't alone. Recs aren't even engaged in the games because they've been open too many times to look back and see Daniels tucking it. If you can't see what Daniels lacks, then something else is at play here or either you are blind

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The problem is Nuss hasn't done much different when he is in there. He will let it rip more, but the accuracy hasn't been there. Last year when he played almost the whole game against Arkansas, our long pass for the day was 29 yards, we scored 13 points in an OT game and he had 2 interceptions (one that ended the game).

This year, his first playing time was against Southern and that could not have possibly gone worse, so I'm sure that outing hasn't been completely forgotten yet by coaches seeing him in a live game for the first time. He looked sharp against NM St., but in limited time against Auburn managed to tick off Kelly when he threw the ball away too fast on 3rd down. If he would show some consistency or accuracy when he gets in, then I think the staff would be more willing to see more of what he could do. He has a fantastic arm, but that's only useful if you can be accurate and smart.

Hey Sammy, has it ever dawned on you that when teams stack the box that's going to happen. Why do you think Tenn stacked the box? I'd like to hear why you think that is?

The line looked really good against State and Auburn btw. Tenn brought a new scheme and you better get used to it because it worked perfectly. They know JD can't beat them with his arm.

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Seems like that may be hard for him to do since he is the one that went and got him.

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Pride is a sin.

It's not about BK, it's about rebuilding a program.

Does anyone on this board think JD is the Joe Borrow of 2018?

He'll most certainly NOT be the Joe Borrow of 2019 IF he's stays next year.

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Your boy would have lots of pics

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I don't have a boy, except the rantard I'm schooling in this post.
I want to see them turn Howard loose for a series or 2 instead of handoffs, so maybe Walker is my boy.

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He did fine vs. NM and Auburn…both better than Southern!

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Yes, he played very well against NM. He was 2-6 for 5 yards against Auburn and got chewed out by Kelly though. Every outing counts when you are trying to be a realistic option for coaches to turn to. And although Daniels clearly holds on to the ball too long, they haven't seen him have the kind of disaster outing that Nuss had against Southern, so Nuss needs to show good consistency when he plays to sort of get that memory out of their minds.

Walker is my boy too. I just know nuss has a lot more upside and talent as a QB than JD. He has the size and arm to be an NFL QB ..just needs that gunslinger mentality coached out of him. But yeah, you really schooling me on opinions....from both.

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Take him out for Nuss & we lose a big part of our offensive production.

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We have offensive production?