Early as f*ck Heisman chatter, who's on your radar?

[Sgt Brutus]

I'm going to have to wait until after the Spring Game.

Florida State has 5 or 6 that could win it. We'll see how they do on April 14th
and then make the prediction.

You're high

 

[7Samurai13]

I'm going to have to wait until after the Spring Game.

Florida State has 5 or 6 that could win it. We'll see how they do on April 14th
and then make the prediction.

 

[tnapucco]

Well who the fuck wouldn't take the field if given the opportunity?

I'll take the field against anyone you want to name.

You just stated the field didn't have a chance against Twoa.

Pussy.

 

[bamabear82]

UCF

 

[4down20]

You just stated the field didn't have a chance against Twoa.

Pussy.

 

[Codaxx]

You just stated the field didn't have a chance against Twoa.

Pussy.

He should be in the discussion. He is the QB of Bama and Bama will be highly rated. I am just not sure he will get enough touches to garner serious consideration. Saban still prefers to run the ball. Other QBs will put up bigger numbers

 

[The Derski]

Probably one of Ohio States 15 black QBs.

 

[kburjr]

Early on I like

Bryce Love - RB - Stanford
Love had a great season last year. If Stanford can make a run and get to the PAC CCG and push for a playoff spot I think he'd have a great chance at winning.

Johnathan Taylor - RB - Wisconsin
This kid had an amazing freshman season. Wisconsin looks to be in the playoff mix once again, so his name will be out there. Gordon and Ball never got much love from the Heisman committee though, I think there is a Wisconsin stigma for the style of ball they play.

Those seem to be the leaders. BTW, Gordon finished 2nd in the voting to Mariota

 

[4down20]

I am just not sure he will get enough touches to garner serious consideration. Saban still prefers to run the ball.

Now this is a bet I would take.

 

[Codaxx]

Now this is a bet I would take.

It's the Bama offense. Other QBs will be throwing 30+ a game. I don't see Bama doing that unless there is a major shift. He will run, but I would bet it will be limited carries outside of the big games. He will have to real shine in the big games and hope someone doesn't throw up crazyy numbers on a good team.

 

[7Samurai13]

In before 4d20 says codaxx knows nothing about Bama’s Offense.

 

[4down20]

It's the Bama offense. Other QBs will be throwing 30+ a game. I don't see Bama doing that unless there is a major shift. He will run, but I would bet it will be limited carries outside of the big games. He will have to real shine in the big games and hope someone doesn't throw up crazyy numbers on a good team.

It's funny how much people like to think they can peg Saban into a box, and yet the only thing that's been consistent in his 10 years at Alabama is that he molds the offense to the players we have. It seems like we have a different offense every other year, and yet the narrative never changes: "All Alabama does is run the ball".

Alabama and Georgia had the exact same amount of pass attempts - 32 in the game. 24 of those for Alabama came from Tua vs 8 with Hurts. Meanwhile, Tua alone ran from 12 attempts in the 2nd half, most of which were scrambles or RPO reads so even more pass attempts than listed.

But then, you are the one who thinks Tua is just a "running QB" like Hurts. In truth, he's a pass first QB and uses his legs only when needed.

So like I said - it's a bet I would take. Your narrative is just way off, he's going to touch the ball more than anyone else, and I'm not talking about handoffs.

 

[Sgt Brutus]

Those seem to be the leaders. BTW, Gordon finished 2nd in the voting to Mariota

Finished 2nd in a one horse race

 

[ralphiewvu]

“Dwayne Haskins because of his amazing performance for 1.5 quarters against Michigan last year.” -ATF

 

[7Samurai13]

“Dwayne Haskins because of his amazing performance for 1.5 quarters against Michigan last year.” -ATF

Obviously this thread is talking about second place.

 

[tducey]

Bryce Love. Maybe Shea Patterson.

 

[BigRedMoe]

UCF

I'm glad you're coming to terms with that.

 

[4down20]

I'm glad you're coming to terms with that.

Closest Nebraska will ever come to winning another.

 

[kburjr]

Finished 2nd in a one horse race

You don't finish 2nd by not being paid attention to. (fuck grammar).

 

[Codaxx]

It's funny how much people like to think they can peg Saban into a box, and yet the only thing that's been consistent in his 10 years at Alabama is that he molds the offense to the players we have. It seems like we have a different offense every other year, and yet the narrative never changes: "All Alabama does is run the ball".

Alabama and Georgia had the exact same amount of pass attempts - 32 in the game. 24 of those for Alabama came from Tua vs 8 with Hurts. Meanwhile, Tua alone ran from 12 attempts in the 2nd half, most of which were scrambles or RPO reads so even more pass attempts than listed.

But then, you are the one who thinks Tua is just a "running QB" like Hurts. In truth, he's a pass first QB and uses his legs only when needed.

So like I said - it's a bet I would take. Your narrative is just way off, he's going to touch the ball more than anyone else, and I'm not talking about handoffs.

It would be awesome if you knew half of what you assume. Georgia was a running team with a freshmen QB, so awesome comparison to a wide open offense that is QB friendly.