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By SteelCityColt · Posted
There is some false equivalency at play in this topic. I'd argue if your line is worse, and is going to let up more pressure, then I'd rather take quick release over mobility. Quick release will cover a multitude of sins on a line, mobility is more helpful when the play breaks down and you're playing backyard football. The issue with that, as we know all too well is that it exposes your QB to more physical risk. You don't see many old QBs you rely on their legs to get them out of trouble. -
Who in the organization could move up and take over? What I read about overstreet made me think they would groom him to move up the chain of command but it is way too early now. -
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Mobility is nice, but I don't want my franchise popping his AC joint on a scramble in Tennessee, only to have the coaching staff decide that letting the franchise play through it was the best bet to save their butt. Or Mobility is nice, but Tom Brady and Peyton Manning and Ben Roethlisberger.. Or Mobility is nice, but we were all waiting on what happened to Lamar Jackson last night. (Not saying I wanted it to happen, just that I figured at some point he'd get rocked- he's only got a few of those). I really think that skill set is overrated in relationship to winning SB's. Being a pocket passer is what a QB needs to be best at and the close second is personality/intelligence ect. -
By SteelCityColt · Posted
I mean I get the sentiment, but I tend to agree with @csmopar in that any affirmative action feels like a sticking plaster fix to avoid addressing the deeper issues. Specifically this rule also seems ripe for abuse.
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