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By crazycolt1 · Posted
Personally I think the future QB is already on the roster in Eason. To be honest we don't have a clue on his abilities in the NFL. He has all the physical tools. In this offense he wouldn't have to be superman to be successful. I am pretty sure Ballard will pull some surprises out of his little black book. He seems to do that every season so far. -
Or your bling "Love" of him has altered yours... -
Thanks for that. I know there is more, not a lot more but there have been blurbs through the season and comments/talk on sirius nfl 88 as well. There was one recently on roto but for the life of me I couldn't find it. I'm not sure if it was removed by roto or not. Don't know why they would but... anyway thanks again
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By crazycolt1 · Posted
I really don't know what to think of Eason. I had predicted he will be our starter next season but who really knows? If he does become a starter I don't think we will all of a sudden be a down the field offense. We will still be pretty even between the run and the pass. If Eason can just take what the other teams gives it could become what you may call dink and dunk but he will have the ability to go down field when it's open. -
By EastStreet · Posted
Just because your O is conservative, or dink/dunk, doesn't mean you don't value a QB who has a strong arm. Reich does like to take the occasional shot, he's just not a "vertical" coach (which is a bit weird given all the time he spent in k-gun). And it does take arm strength to even go to the opposite side flat or intermediate sideline. I don't view Eason as a poor fit for a future with Reich. Underutilized perhaps, but not poor fit. Not a huge fan of Reich's scheme, but not a fan of Arians either. I'd prefer a happy medium.
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