Today was an Ian Book show. It's good to see two fully competent QBs for the first time under Kelly.
Book was very impressive, with the understanding that a lot of Wimbush's talents weren't on display given the red jerseys. I expect BW's added mobile dimension we didn't see will come in handy. Wimbush was a less the passer than all the articles have hyped, but then again it's the Spring game.
Pretty solid QB group all in all. I don't think Kelly's had two this equally capable at one time. Kelly's always had two capable QBs but never two at the same time.
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Isn't the exact same thing people said last year at this time?
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Kizer - Zaire - Wimbush, More competent group last year.
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They were never all playing at a high level at once. If one performed the other usually was off.
Yesterday was a show by two QBs that were both playing at a fairly high level. At least close to full potential. Under Kelly so far, usually one QB is playing at or close to their ability and the other is on a roller coaster ride.
It didn't look this way yesterday.
Last year, Kizer played much better in the Spring game than Zaire and MZ unexpectedly looked pretty poor. To start the season Kizer played well for about two weeks, and Zaire looked like a shell of himself. Then the wheels feel off for both.
People are dismissing Book's performance, but that deep shot to Stepherson really showed me somethin
As did BWs laser beam to Claypool while rolling out.
The last TD pass where he froze the safety was very impressive
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What about Thomas Rees and Nate Montana
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Rees competent EG not. Zaire competent, EG not. Kizer / Zaire inconsistent.
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