Dcr36 wrote:
Munns will be the second casualty in the death of the drop-back quarterback saga during BD's reign. Not that I'm complaining. BUt THill with one-year as redshirt and running the scout team next year will be fully prepped and ready and MOBILE.
Excuse me, not "the death" but the "suspension", the "not-an-ideal-fit" during BD's reign.
On a positive note, i did see an interview of Tanner Mangum by KSL's Zippy (his actual name escapes me this morning). Mangum is "definitely" going to sign at BYU in Feb. The whole Jake Heaps thing has not dissuaded him at all. WHich is great. He called the Elite 11 and other things all HYPE anyway. If i was smart enough I could find and attached the clip.
It needs to be said - Brandon Doman's last three games HAVE been drop-back QB games. Heaps against ID and NMSU was, by default, a drop back passing game. Nelson's mobility against Hawaii appeared to be limited, and he used it mostly for being elusive in the pocket.
Munns may be a immobile dude, but he's a big dude, which means he should be able to develop his own methods of dealing with pocket pressure, extending plays, etc. And if you're still not sold on Brandon Doman's playcalling abilities for a traditional QB, keep in mind he'll be in his third season by then.
^^^This.
There is a feeling around Cougar Nation, that Doman only wants mobile QBs and doesn't know how to call plays for a traditional drop back passer. This is simply false.
Doman probably does enjoy having a QB who can make plays with his legs - what OC wouldn't enjoy having additional options and weapons at their disposal? But what he, like every other OC wants/needs is an accurate and efficient QB.
If you don't have an efficient and accurate QB, it doesn't matter how good of a runner that QB is, they're not going to be successful. Doman likes QBs who are play makers, but mostly like guys who consistently move the chains and score points. QBs who aren't accurate or efficient do neither.