An actual example of a deep out was Kmet’s TD catch against Carolina. The ball was thrown on a line over 30 yards between 2 defenders. You can’t call that play with Bagent at QB. He’s not capable of making that throw. He simply does not have the arm strength.
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Just watched a few replays and that pass was great due to its placement. It was dropped in a bucket not on a line. I'm fairly confident Bagent can throw the ball 30 yards in the air.
1. Bagent doesn’t have Caleb’s arm.
2. That doesn’t mean he can’t be good while he’s starting.
They can both exsist.
2. That doesn’t mean he can’t be good while he’s starting.
They can both exsist.
Exactly. I’m also not saying he won’t be effective. I’m saying he can’t make all the throws Caleb can make. Doesn’t mean he can’t get the job done.
Not sure why this seems so difficult to accept.
I like him but he seems to do well in pre season but ***** the bed in real time
Based on what? Four games he started as a rookie he went 2-2 which is pretty damn impressive when you consider he was playing d2 ball 8mo prior.
I find it interesting that last year Loveland was brought along very slowly but two games in Roush seems to have a much larger role....and it is not going well so far.
Tom Pellissero is reporting Caleb avoided any major injury to his hammy and Bears are not ruling him out for Eagles. Which they shouldn't until they have to. I doubt he plays for a few weeks but sounds positive for sure.
Sounds like it's going to be a nagging injury all year and we shouldn't expect as much scrambling.
Ya, that certainly takes away a major threat in his arsenal, especially with a leaky OL at times.
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