Booker QB in the flexbone

ramblinwise1

ramblinwise1

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or whatever you call PJ's offense. Proud of the young man for the job he did yesterday, when he finally got a chance. Rusty spots, sure, but overall he got us back in the game.

Booker is big and doesn't appear to be a runner, but wonder if thats due to not being in such a system. Haven't seen his 40 times posted. If he can run he could actually be Teebowish with his size. Nesbitt is a natural in a QB-run offense but I wouldn't count Booker out either.
 
he won't be starting w/ PJ. He is not a runner and that is key to PJ offense. Nesbitt will be the starter or some other to be named later player.
 
Nesbit could be a Tebow clone but with more speed and elusiveness. Not sure if that is what CPJ is looking for to run his offense. However, after watching his bowl performance, Tebow is a much better passer than Nesbit at this point.

Can't wait to see what shakes out this spring.
 
I think Nesbitt will be our QB next year. He and PJ will have a very busy spring.
 
I think Nesbitt looked great yesterday. I think he is the perfect QB to run PJ system. Booker played OK also but I think Nesbitt has the most upside of all of our QB's and is going to be a very good player for us. Cant wait until next year!
 
I think both Booker and Bennett could run the flexbone. It's not vital that a QB is elusive or fast in the triple option like it is in the spread speed option, it's just vital that he doesn't fumble and makes good decisions. Godsey could have easily run the flexbone, and did with some success when Ralph employed it.
 
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