Uh.. they have this thing called a Quarterbacks Coach.
David Culley
A veteran mentor in the "QB room" is fine and dandy, but it's hardly a prerequisite for success.
Still concerned. Next level down from fractured ribs is bruised ribs.
He surely has bruised ribs--and that hurts almost as much as fractured ribs, and limits your mobility.
Side note: your style of post titling is frowned upon.
UPDATE EDIT: Good job with the new thread title. And the way things are going.. we may find out.
I get the gist and agree somewhat with OP.
I do have to point out a weakness in argument: McCarron is just slightly more experienced than JA and NP. McCarron is hardly a well-seasoned grizzled old vet. And McCarron's training camp performance was meh. Using the McCarron trade to critique McD's QB development skills is not compelling argument.
The more important question to me: How is Daboll at developing QB's? I'm not getting a warm fuzzy there.
Bar Bill is a good choice for drive-routing purposes also.
This snap is Eastern MD, but the routes would also work for Western MD. Sorry for low-res.. it's a limitation of TSW.
I'd rate Kelly, Montana and Marino highly for the fact their accomplishments occurred when there were fewer protections of the QB. They were man handled pretty good.
It was only a matter of time. The stadium is in an awkward location.. far from many fans ** and difficult to get to as a Metro rider.
** I don't know about most most people, but when I lived in DC trips between MD and VA were equivalent to trips between Buffalo and Ontario--to be avoided.
PS: MD drivers are nuts
It's all about priorities..
I agree with OP that WR will be the hardest to fix.
However, I fell the most important position to fix is the OL. In a way, by fixing the OL.. many of your QB and WR problems fix themselves.
Agree! Yet they cut deBeer today.
Granted deBeer was a project, but he was a project at a highly sought position. deBeer's agent tweeted that there is allot of interest in OL developmental prospects and that deBeer will land on his feet.
lolz.. he'll be the next Jason Peters.