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Win? And the subject was not whether Fields will be a great pro QB but whether it was appropriate to

Author: lacan (856 Posts - Joined: Apr 24, 2015)
Posted at 2:28 pm on Jan 19, 2021
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describe him as a Meyer QB. Generally speaking, any spread offense with zone read concepts is going to have something of Meyer's offense (though Meyer credits Bill Snyder at Kansas State when Michael Bishop was his QB with originating it). I happened to read a detailed article at Volswire a week or so ago on Day's offense in which any mention of a direct influence of Meyer on Day is conspicuous by its absence, and so I asked, how is Fields a Meyer QB.

As to Fields's pro prospects, he has rocket arm with natural accuracy, a rare combination. That's no guarantee of success, but hard to pass up.


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Replies to: "Win? And the subject was not whether Fields will be a great pro QB but whether it was appropriate to"

  • OSU QB Justin Fields Declares for NFL Draft [NT] [LINK] - tky21 - 11:50am 1/18/21 (13) [View All]
    • I don't recall a Meyer QB who has come anywhere close to his college stats in the pros. A - WestCoastIrishFan - 2:53pm 1/18/21
      • How is Fields a Meyer QB? [NT] - lacan - 4:12pm 1/18/21
        • He was on his way to OSU before Meyer had departed and it's still largely Meyer's offense. [NT] - WestCoastIrishFan - 8:30pm 1/18/21
          • Day played for and coached under Chip Kelly. He's not a Meyer disciple. [NT] - lacan - 9:00pm 1/18/21
            • You win. Fields will be great in the pros and Day’s offense has nothing - WestCoastIrishFan - 5:17am 1/19/21
              • Win? And the subject was not whether Fields will be a great pro QB but whether it was appropriate to - lacan - 2:28pm 1/19/21
      • Well...now he can go play for Meyer in the pros... - TakethetrainKnute - 3:05pm 1/18/21
    • He won't last in the league if he keeps being a running QB - ndunabomber - 12:31pm 1/18/21
      • Won't last in the league you say? Don't see how the Jets can pass that up then... [NT] - TakethetrainKnute - 1:35pm 1/18/21
        • They'd be wiser taking more of a pure drop-back, pro-style passer - ndunabomber - 3:37pm 1/18/21
          • Take a slight WR over a franchise QB? That would be very Jetsy. [NT] [LINK] - lacan - 4:21pm 1/18/21
      • Where do you get this notion he's a "running QB" never had more than 500yds rushing in any season. [NT] - Karamello - 1:16pm 1/18/21
        • He takes off running instead of going through all of his reads - ndunabomber - 1:22pm 1/18/21
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