Coaches would have to drill in this guy's head to run out of bounds and slide quickly. Also, don't draw up running plays for the guy. Running as a QB should be a last resort in a league full of resentful defensive players that love to pulverize QBs when they can legally hit them as a runner. Guy isn't a monster like Newton, don't treat him as such.
Well durability isn't usually a worry with a backup. But with Romo's collarbone his backup could play a ton.
Russel Wilson runs a bit as well but the guy is built like a RB.
If it is true that he wants to come to Dallas then he has to know it is as a back up with a chance to take over in the future. If not, he's delusional and needs to be elsewhere.
RG seemed to hero worship Romo a little. I think he'd be comfortable playing behind the guy who was the Dallas Cowboys QB when he was a freshman in high school. Especially after getting completely discarded by the Redskins.
I was a big fan of Manziel coming out of the draft, but I would agree with you.
I don't remember your assessment and predictions on RG3...can you please cut and paste them here.
So, by attitude adjustment, you mean a new brain?
Why would they do that? They could just work with Kaepernick.
I'd rather avoid them both, but I think we're going to sign one of them.
Other then Manziel and RGIII who is a free agent QB that will perform better as a backup in Dallas? Now I think one of the top 3 rookies could but I assume we will want to sign someone to play backup QB before the draft. Unless our intention is to go QB at 4 and roll with mighty mouse (Kellen Moore).
That would have been during 2011 early 2012. I doubt the data base goes back that far now with the crashes we have had but the for the most part he wasn't a QB from a system that teaches pro football plus he was coming out too early before he was fully developed and he was to prone to rely on instincts rather than developed traits. I believed their was a strong likelihood he would be frequently injured. That's a summation. As far as I I concerned he still has those tendencies.
Sure, but the franchise as a whole seemed to sour on him. The same GM they had last year...the one making all the personnel decisions...benched him. Unless you think Tomsula made decisions on his own.
I see. But just having him 'great' for a few months in the offseason isn't going to make me want him. It would be good though if he did and said the right things over the next few months to make the Browns decide to keep him. I doubt he does or they do.
