I concur. I'd also like to say that in as many as half of our games if Josh goes down none of the back-ups have the skill or experience to pull out a win if we still need to score points. Tevin will be a solid backup, he's made a lot of improvement over the spring and fall practices. We shouldn't worry about not having experience at third string. I'm not aware of any teams in the country that go so deep at quarterback that a third-stringer could take on a bowl-eligible team and win, so in my mind the only true loss on our part are for competition. It is true our quarterbacks take a bigger beating than other teams but that's why we don't recruit players for the position built like Sam Bradford (scrawny fellow). Cheer up boys, don't forget how Nesbitt took on Georgia and Miami with a bum ankle and ran a great offense with limited personal abuse.
If a team can force us in the same situation like VT did last year where the quarterback is doing all the work and getting a beating then we already are having a big problem before worrying about injuries and depth.
