Excellent Layout of BYU QB Outlook through 2019

"With both Hill and Tanner Mangum now in the fold, the BYU quarterback outlook is pretty clear all the way until 2020. No that is not a typo. Kind of mind boggling, isn’t it? Therefore, to make it clear for everyone, I have put together the ultimate BYU quarterback outlook. Go ahead and bookmark this page. It will come in handy for several years. "



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Let me add, what an increible week for BYU football. Two great QB commits, spring game. Talk about the perfect way to go into the summer months.

No those guys have to stay healthy, and be as good as promised. In other words, BYU will add more guys to that mix as insurance.

you give Munns quite a lot of press, but nary a mention of Lark. Chopped liver? Chopped suey?

CougarClaw wrote:
you give Munns quite a lot of press, but nary a mention of Lark. Chopped liver? Chopped suey?

I believe Lark is a Junior this year and therefore would graduate before Heaps is eligible to go pro. Therefore, not really worth discussing him since no one actually believes he will ever beat Heaps out for the starting spot.

Wickchad84087 wrote:

you give Munns quite a lot of press, but nary a mention of Lark. Chopped liver? Chopped suey?

I believe Lark is a Junior this year and therefore would graduate before Heaps is eligible to go pro. Therefore, not really worth discussing him since no one actually believes he will ever beat Heaps out for the starting spot.

What if Heaps gets injured?

bigbluepuma wrote:

CougarClaw wrote:
you give Munns quite a lot of press, but nary a mention of Lark. Chopped liver? Chopped suey?

I believe Lark is a Junior this year and therefore would graduate before Heaps is eligible to go pro. Therefore, not really worth discussing him since no one actually believes he will ever beat Heaps out for the starting spot.

What if Heaps gets injured?

What is Jackson Brown starts the last game of the season? I don't think the article was really intended to discuss all of the injury possibilities, just show who the author projects as the starting quarterback over the next 9 years based on our current commitments.