Ummm yeah that's kind of how it works

In Reply to: Re: Yeah, Nico as a running QB has worked out really well posted by TheHappyBurgermeister on October 29, 2026 at 16:38:51

When you bring in the guy who is the "running" QB, it signals to the opposing team that you are most likely going to run the ball and that it's probably going to be up to the QB to decide if he or someone else is going to run it, which makes it pretty easy to key on the play. Sure they could run a pass play with him in, but given that he can't pass worth a damn and it's not like teams are going to be selling out on 11 man fronts, I don't see that creating much of a threat either. Nico got banged up in pretty much every game he played. He is athletic and likes to run, but his body is equipped to withstand the punishment, so putting him in where you are pretty much guaranteeing he's going to get hit doesn't exactly strike me as a genius move.

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• No its not TheHappyBurgermeister 18:54:01 10/29/26 (8)
  • Jesus are you really this F'n dense? Rubik543 23:33:52 10/29/26 (7)
    • See, this is the fun part. You start making stuff up. The white flag TheHappyBurgermeister 10:19:52 10/30/26 (6)
      • You seem to have difficulty comprehending what you actually wrote Rubik543 13:13:33 10/30/26 (5)
        • You don't know the difference between "a running quarterback" TheHappyBurgermeister 13:44:56 10/30/26 (4)
          • Ever had a brain scan? Rubik543 15:16:44 10/30/26 (3)
            • Look how hard you’re have to work to justify your mistake TheHappyBurgermeister 15:43:28 10/30/26 (2)
              • You still don't get it do you? Rubik543 17:21:39 10/30/26 (0)
              • Fun fact. Last year, Chez's QB, Alonza Barnett TheHappyBurgermeister 16:38:33 10/30/26 (0)

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