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Codaxx said...
i think this is way over-blown. First off Brewer is a reported 4.7 guy. That is plenty fast enough to run the the occasional zone-read. You do not need to be a blazer at QB to run it. Watch some Baylor film from last yr. Was anybody really afraid of Nick Florence's speed? McCoy ran a 4.8 at the combine. As long as the QB remains a reasonable threat, he will stop the DE from diving down on the RB. That is the most important part of the play, because RB will get the ball 70-80% of the time. Pt of play is to make the DE play assignment football, not rush your QB 20 times (unless it is VY)..
This post was edited by Mueltrain06 on 2/14/2013 at 12:54 PM
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Mueltrain06 said...
Brewer is more like a 4.8 guy and does not possess very good lateral quickness (I think he timed out at 4.56 in the short shuttle his senior year which is well below average, even for a QB). He is not a guy you want running the zone read very often because if the defense doesn't respect your running ability the play is useless. He was built for the spread where the system requires quick throws and accuracy. So that part of Applewhite's plan would suit him perfectly. I just don't see the zone read being something that Brewer would be particulary good at or suited for.
Could he run it a few times a game as a change of pace, sure, but he is not near as athletic as Overstreet, Swoopes, or even Ash. Brewer ran a little in high school (384 yds his senior year), but I wouldn't call him a dual threat by any means. His top end speed may be the same as Colt's but I'd venture a guess that Colt had better lateral quickness and was a better athlete than Brewer is.
I'll take anyone at backup QB over Case though... what a waste.
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Bobby_Batronic said...
You don't have to use the zone read to go up tempo. OU has been putting statues under center for 8 years using an up tempo offense and has done just fine.
I may have missed it, but did anyone actually say that we're going back to the ZR, or is that based on the fact that we made some hay on the QB draw in the Alamo Bowl?
This post was edited by detly wepun on 2/14/2013 at 3:18 PM












Will Connor Brewer be the odd man out?