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GunkWhat I don't get, for all of Bronco's emphasis on execution why he even thought two QBs would work. How can you get either one of the QBs up to performing at a "high level of execution" when they half as many reps as a normal starting QB would have? Why did he even think it was possible?
Add in the fact that one QB is a freshman and the other hasn't played an entire quarter of football in more than 3 years and I just don't get. It goes completely against Bronco's philosophy of execution.
And as an indirect result of the 2 QB experiment we now have a receiving corp that is also unable to out-execute competitors because they didn't get in as many reps with the starting QB as they should so they would be able to out-execute opponents.
Add in the fact that one QB is a freshman and the other hasn't played an entire quarter of football in more than 3 years and I just don't get. It goes completely against Bronco's philosophy of execution.
And as an indirect result of the 2 QB experiment we now have a receiving corp that is also unable to out-execute competitors because they didn't get in as many reps with the starting QB as they should so they would be able to out-execute opponents.

