Quinton Flowers

[DELdaBull]

In the world of "what have you done for me lately" and the obvious importance of "winning now", I seriously doubt Taggart would keep a better football player off the field....that could ultimately cost him his job...im pretty sure he wants to keep getting paid to coach football...

This.

Everyone looks at the world in some manner of bias. Many coaches get enamored with the upside of certain players and believe they can bring out the best in that player. Clearly, White at his best is the best QB we have. The problem is that White rarely plays at his best, and his worst (which we see much more often) is worse than other QBs we have. Taggart has been hitching his wagon to upside, rather than taking lower upside but a better QB 75%+.

Of course he would not intentionally pick the player that isn't the best. He is being deluded by potential, and that may be an even worse trait to have as a coach. Coaches need to live in reality.

Who is this qb that is better than White 75% of the time?

[CPR]

 

 

 

In the world of "what have you done for me lately" and the obvious importance of "winning now", I seriously doubt Taggart would keep a better football player off the field....that could ultimately cost him his job...im pretty sure he wants to keep getting paid to coach football...

This.

Everyone looks at the world in some manner of bias. Many coaches get enamored with the upside of certain players and believe they can bring out the best in that player. Clearly, White at his best is the best QB we have. The problem is that White rarely plays at his best, and his worst (which we see much more often) is worse than other QBs we have. Taggart has been hitching his wagon to upside, rather than taking lower upside but a better QB 75%+.

Of course he would not intentionally pick the player that isn't the best. He is being deluded by potential, and that may be an even worse trait to have as a coach. Coaches need to live in reality.

Who is this qb that is better than White 75% of the time?

 

 

Evan WIlson

[Bull Dozer]

 

 

 

 

In the world of "what have you done for me lately" and the obvious importance of "winning now", I seriously doubt Taggart would keep a better football player off the field....that could ultimately cost him his job...im pretty sure he wants to keep getting paid to coach football...

This.

Everyone looks at the world in some manner of bias. Many coaches get enamored with the upside of certain players and believe they can bring out the best in that player. Clearly, White at his best is the best QB we have. The problem is that White rarely plays at his best, and his worst (which we see much more often) is worse than other QBs we have. Taggart has been hitching his wagon to upside, rather than taking lower upside but a better QB 75%+.

Of course he would not intentionally pick the player that isn't the best. He is being deluded by potential, and that may be an even worse trait to have as a coach. Coaches need to live in reality.

Who is this qb that is better than White 75% of the time?

 

 

Evan WIlson

 

 

Ah yes the new Trenton Miller.  It's funny how cyclical this board is.....

[CPR]

 

 

 

 

 

In the world of "what have you done for me lately" and the obvious importance of "winning now", I seriously doubt Taggart would keep a better football player off the field....that could ultimately cost him his job...im pretty sure he wants to keep getting paid to coach football...

This.

Everyone looks at the world in some manner of bias. Many coaches get enamored with the upside of certain players and believe they can bring out the best in that player. Clearly, White at his best is the best QB we have. The problem is that White rarely plays at his best, and his worst (which we see much more often) is worse than other QBs we have. Taggart has been hitching his wagon to upside, rather than taking lower upside but a better QB 75%+.

Of course he would not intentionally pick the player that isn't the best. He is being deluded by potential, and that may be an even worse trait to have as a coach. Coaches need to live in reality.

Who is this qb that is better than White 75% of the time?

 

 

Evan WIlson

 

 

Ah yes the new Trenton Miller.  It's funny how cyclical this board is.....

 

 

I saw him in practice, the kid can sling it.

[NinjaPenguin777]

Everyone saw Steven Bench during the spring game too....its still just practice

 

 

[CPR]

 

Everyone saw Steven Bench during the spring game too....its still just practice

 

 

 

 

I was joking you jabroni.

[Who'sYourData?]

 

 

 

In the world of "what have you done for me lately" and the obvious importance of "winning now", I seriously doubt Taggart would keep a better football player off the field....that could ultimately cost him his job...im pretty sure he wants to keep getting paid to coach football...

This.

Everyone looks at the world in some manner of bias. Many coaches get enamored with the upside of certain players and believe they can bring out the best in that player. Clearly, White at his best is the best QB we have. The problem is that White rarely plays at his best, and his worst (which we see much more often) is worse than other QBs we have. Taggart has been hitching his wagon to upside, rather than taking lower upside but a better QB 75%+.

Of course he would not intentionally pick the player that isn't the best. He is being deluded by potential, and that may be an even worse trait to have as a coach. Coaches need to live in reality.

Who is this qb that is better than White 75% of the time?

 

 

Bench did not fumble five times in one half.  He and Evan Wilson are better than White at his worst.

[NCBull]

In the world of "what have you done for me lately" and the obvious importance of "winning now", I seriously doubt Taggart would keep a better football player off the field....that could ultimately cost him his job...im pretty sure he wants to keep getting paid to coach football...

This.

Everyone looks at the world in some manner of bias. Many coaches get enamored with the upside of certain players and believe they can bring out the best in that player. Clearly, White at his best is the best QB we have. The problem is that White rarely plays at his best, and his worst (which we see much more often) is worse than other QBs we have. Taggart has been hitching his wagon to upside, rather than taking lower upside but a better QB 75%+.

Of course he would not intentionally pick the player that isn't the best. He is being deluded by potential, and that may be an even worse trait to have as a coach. Coaches need to live in reality.

Who is this qb that is better than White 75% of the time?

Bench did not fumble five times in one half. He and Evan Wilson are better than White at his worst.

Well Wilson hasn't taken a college snap in his life, so that's pretty easy to say about him.

[Rocky Style]

So... Who is starting?

[The Great 8]

So... Who is starting?

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