Where do we go at QB from here?

What would you do at QB?


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WIB

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So first off Hell of a win. Kyle Kempt should have a statue cast in bronze right alongside Jack Trice's (Just kidding). If Park is good to go this week with his situation, what do we do at QB? I personally see no way you can bench Kempt after that, but I think it's clear Park has a higher ceiling. I suspect many will vote for Kempt for the same reason as I, but I can understand the Park side as well.
 
Honestly if Jacob Park comes back and is back to 100% I would take him. He still is one of the best qbs I've seen wear the cardinal and gold when he is on. I like Kyle and I hope he is this good every game but its only been one game. Sample size is key.

saying that I believe Kyle gets the start next week because I don't think Park will be back yet.
 
Honestly if Jacob Park comes back and is back to 100% I would take him. He still is one of the best qbs I've seen wear the cardinal and gold when he is on. I like Kyle and I hope he is this good every game but its only been one game. Sample size is key.
Can't fault you, it would just be a real tough conversation with Kyle.
 
I like either one as long as we keep using Lanning the way he was used today. Moving the chains on critical downs really make the game a lot more fun. Kempt does not have Park's arm, but I'm not so sure that part of the dropped passes were because of Park's velocity on throws.
Some of the drops were probably because of the velocity, but if you are a D1 player and the ball hits you in the hands, you got to catch it.
 
I do like how Kempt gave our big receivers a chance to make a play on the ball. Park overthrows them way too often.

But Park is a lot more talented. If Park had the same game plan against Texas that they had for Kempt today, that would have been a win IMO. Look at how often Kempt dumped it off to Montgomery in space, or Ryen, or Murdock, etc instead of just throwing deep all day. Park had none of that available to him against Texas' pressure.... mainly just deep routes that took too long to develop.
 
Park when ready, no doubt (he's still the long-term solution), but if Park is having a bad day or is visibly rattled, don't be afraid from this point forward to bench him for a series or two for Kempt. Kempt can clearly hold his own/right the ship a bit.

Either way, I'd like to see our offensive scheme from today hang around for a while.
 

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