meangreen15

I've been told by several members of the team that Dajon was beating out DT last fall until the coaches opened up the playbook. It was just to much for him to grasp that early on in his development, but all the players say he has BIG play potential all over him. One player then told me "Brock would've been the starter hands down if he would just stop trying to do all that johnny manziel shit and just go out there and play". The coaches didn't trust him to take care of the ball and that's why McNulty (for obvious reasons) was our #2 for the majority of the year. I can't wait to see what Greer can bring to the table this spring, but if I were to choose now I would say Dajon.

I couldn't agree more. I think we have great options going into next year no matter what direction the coaching staff wants to go. We need a qb who can go out there and carry the rest of the team to victory. I think Dajon, Brock, and Greer all have that ability. Outside of the Ball St game this year we really didn't see that from DT. He had a better season then anyone expected, but there is no doubt in my mind that the qb next year will be a significant upgrade.

I was told by a player on the team that dajon was beating out DT in fall camp until the coaches opened up the playbook. He seemed really excited about the big play potential dajon has with all the things he has seen in practice. He said Brock's biggest problem, besides his injury setback, was he was trying to do to much out there and was careless with the ball. He said, "if he would stop trying to do that johnny manziel shit out there he would've been the starter hands down"