It's fine to finish out the string in 2011 with Grossman as the qb, but we really need to clear the decks for a top pick and perhaps a more capable veteran in 2012.
Yes, rex knows the system but he exhibits just the field habits you don't want to expose a rookie to, namely the poor mechanics and lack of ball security.
I keep hearing over and over that Kyle needs to keep Grossman or Beck here to help develop a new passer.
Why?
Are you telling me that Mike and Kyle can't coach a rookie qb without a backup with prior experience on this particular system?
That's BS. Coryell installed his system in San Diego with Fouts and there was no transitional vet to pave the way. Ditto for Montana with Walsh in SF.
If the coaches can coach and lead they can make it work.
And if the team brings in a character vet to help mentor the rookie it should be a player that is fundamentally sound in his decision-making and field presence.
And let's not go back to the 'it takes 2 years in the system to feel comfortable' bromide.
If you identify and select a capable quarterback and play to his strengths on the fieLd (within an overall system) you will be successful.
If you have the right qb coach that is.
Do we?
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Yes, rex knows the system but he exhibits just the field habits you don't want to expose a rookie to, namely the poor mechanics and lack of ball security.
I keep hearing over and over that Kyle needs to keep Grossman or Beck here to help develop a new passer.
Why?
Are you telling me that Mike and Kyle can't coach a rookie qb without a backup with prior experience on this particular system?
That's BS. Coryell installed his system in San Diego with Fouts and there was no transitional vet to pave the way. Ditto for Montana with Walsh in SF.
If the coaches can coach and lead they can make it work.
And if the team brings in a character vet to help mentor the rookie it should be a player that is fundamentally sound in his decision-making and field presence.
And let's not go back to the 'it takes 2 years in the system to feel comfortable' bromide.
If you identify and select a capable quarterback and play to his strengths on the fieLd (within an overall system) you will be successful.
If you have the right qb coach that is.
Do we?
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