mslacatfan wrote:I hate calling out players, but holy crap....
Lets just call a spade a spade, this guy is terrible. There is no way that he is the best option to start.
Would love to see what Folsom could do (Murray is not ready, and probably should have redshirted, but I would also rather see him over bruggman). It is basically impossible to be any worse than Bruggman, so why not at least develop the younger guy (Folsom), who from what I have heard is AT LEAST a bit of a dual threat QB.... So he could bring SOMETHING to the table... Bruggman brings NOTHING.
Again, hate calling the guy out, but we are 4 games in and to me he has looked worse each game. Time for a change.
With even AVERAGE QB play through the first 4 games the cats would be 4-0 right now, easy.
This is spot on. You absolutely have to see what you have behind him. He brings nothing to the table right now. He doesn't even manage the game, because he can't take care of the ball. Stares down receivers, doesn't see the coverage and his throwing motion takes forever. I only had to see Folsom throw a couple times last week to know that you have to at least give him a shot. And he had a 25 yard run, which Bruggman clearly can't do either. Until you give a guy a chance in a game you don't know. And clearly Bruggman can't handle it. They can't be worse, and if they are, then go back to Bruggman. Bottom line, get the guys behind him in and see what they can do. Good high school quarterbacks would have looked better yesterday.