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It's a smart move to stay on the defensive side of the ball if he has NFL aspirations. Not many dual threat QB's in the NFL.
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Incoming quarterback/safety Taylor Martinez
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Not many 6' QBs either though that doesn't prevent success (see Brees, Tarkenton, etc.)It's a smart move to stay on the defensive side of the ball if he has NFL aspirations. Not many dual threat QB's in the NFL.
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Actually, it does prevent success. That is why your statement starts with not that many 6' qb's. It just doesn't preclude it.Not many 6' QBs either though that doesn't prevent success (see Brees, Tarkenton, etc.)It's a smart move to stay on the defensive side of the ball if he has NFL aspirations. Not many dual threat QB's in the NFL.
it doesn't you just have to do a lot more play action, for a long long time(what 30 or 40 years) the qb with the most touchdown passes in a season was a 5 6 kid from the redskins.Actually, it does prevent success. That is why your statement starts with not that many 6' qb's. It just doesn't preclude it.Not many 6' QBs either though that doesn't prevent success (see Brees, Tarkenton, etc.)It's a smart move to stay on the defensive side of the ball if he has NFL aspirations. Not many dual threat QB's in the NFL.