It is easy.... Before Lubick they wanted an emphasis on running ability. Once Lubick got here they started looking for QBs who were more like....Between Smothers, Haarberg, and Dicky Torres, I'm not sure what they are trying to do at QB
Follow along with the video below to see how to install our site as a web app on your home screen.
Note: This feature may not be available in some browsers.
It is easy.... Before Lubick they wanted an emphasis on running ability. Once Lubick got here they started looking for QBs who were more like....Between Smothers, Haarberg, and Dicky Torres, I'm not sure what they are trying to do at QB
Herbert can fucking run though. I get that he's probably not the guy you call a ton of designed runs for.It is easy.... Before Lubick they wanted an emphasis on running ability. Once Lubick got here they started looking for QBs who were more like....
![]()
am I the only one who can give a fuck less how athletic the boy is? if he can throw it at a Big Ten level, take him.Gretna pulled a Nebraska on special teams...
Westside should have won this game handedly.
- Blocked FG
- Muffed punt return
- Bad snap on the punt that was a TOD back to the LOS
Zane I don't know if he is athletic enough for us, but man he can spin it. A couple of those throws tonight were really big boy throws. It will really depend on who we get as an OC if we get involved. He has really improved a ton.
I imagine you will see him start to get more P5 offers this summer.
I'm deeply biased towards guys who can be regular fixtures in the run game. I think it raises the ceiling of the offense in a division that isn't particularly well equipped on defense to stop it.Give me someone who can sling the rock across the field. Flores is a breed of Milton at UCF imo. Quick solid decision making, accurate with good arm talent. As far as speed, Milton was quicker but it wasn't like he was a blazer.
I mean Haarberg ran an 11.1 second 100. That's not exactly Tyreek Hill, but that's good speed.Herbert can fucking run though.
IMHO what's old is new again. An offense with a pocket QB that can make accurate throws is harder to defend than the mobile QB. Bama is kind of a bad example because they have 5* QBs and oodles of talent everywhere but in case anybody has been watching Saban has been trending toward Pro Style QBs after dabbling in the dual QB market.am I the only one who can give a fuck less how athletic the boy is? if he can throw it at a Big Ten level, take him.
I want somebody who can run for a 1st down when a play breaks down. I don't need dynamic playmaker but I don't want a statue.am I the only one who can give a fuck less how athletic the boy is? if he can throw it at a Big Ten level, take him.
JMO but the dual threat QBs tend to just pad stats now days. Defenses have adjusted and the dual threat guy offenses stall out in the red zone because they generally can't throw into tight windows. Also the top 10 offenses in College Football right now, only one offense, has a QB that has run for more than 300 yards for the entire season. They mainly all run when they have to. The top OC's I think see this trend of better QB throwers as the "new age" offense.I'm deeply biased towards guys who can be regular fixtures in the run game. I think it raises the ceiling of the offense in a division that isn't particularly well equipped on defense to stop it.
Ya I think you want to have the pass first guy to help keep your QB healthy mainly.JMO but the dual threat QBs tend to just pad stats now days. Defenses have adjusted and the dual threat guy offenses stall out in the red zone because they generally can't throw into tight windows. Also the top 10 offenses in College Football right now, only one offense, has a QB that has run for more than 300 yards for the entire season. They mainly all run when they have to. The top OC's I think see this trend of better QB throwers as the "new age" offense.
I don't think dual threat guys are necessarily deficient in the red zone. I get that lots of top offenses don't have dual threat guys at the helm, but lots of them (I assume) have talent that Nebraska won't have for quite a while. I think competing at the top is a second or third order problem right now and finding a guy who can make some things happen with his legs is something that will help Nebraska compete in the west right now.JMO but the dual threat QBs tend to just pad stats now days. Defenses have adjusted and the dual threat guy offenses stall out in the red zone because they generally can't throw into tight windows. Also the top 10 offenses in College Football right now, only one offense, has a QB that has run for more than 300 yards for the entire season. They mainly all run when they have to. The top OC's I think see this trend of better QB throwers as the "new age" offense.
Yeah I'm not in search of a Big Ben for this college team, our Oline would have him split in half by game one..Ya I think you want to have the pass first guy to help keep your QB healthy mainly.
I don't want a statue is my big thing. Not saying Zane is that but I have a bar that is pretty low on athleticism from the QB position.
I do know running the ball becomes very hard if you aren't very very good upfront without QB run game or an rpo game. The numbers aren't there to do it in the end.
top 10 scoring offenses and their QBs:I don’t think so. North Platte rolled Aurora during the regular season. North Platte would get bitch slapped by both of the class A finalists. Class B teams typically don’t have the depth to roll with the best of class A teams.He throws a nice ball. Both of these teams look terrible though. I'm an admitted class b homer but both of the teams from last night would give both of these teams problems.
I have heard that the big knock on him is throwing to his left (or at least that was at FNL). I haven't seen any film on the kid, so maybe those that have seen him in oercan chime in.