QBs in Transfer Portal

[greenyellow]

There are some big name QBs in the transfer portal. Wonder if Oregon takes a look at some of them.

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[karlhungis]

I really hope the new staff actually has a QB coach that can develop who is already on the roster.

[StevensTechU]

They really need to.

[dthomas=ddixon]

Dillingham was OC at Auburn during Nix’s freshman season.


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[lukeyrid13]

Nix is expected to join Gus at UCF

[stlDUCKfan]

I’d rather give Thompson, Butters or Ashford the look.

[DuckMastaFunk]

Hard to say no to Slovis if he’s interested.

[karlhungis]

Hard to say no to Slovis if he’s interested.

He had a lower QB rating than AB this year.

[StevensTechU]

Hard to say no to Slovis if he’s interested.

I probably go Dillon Gabriel first, maybe Slovis 2. I haven't watched Ward or the LSU guys. The OC will make a difference in terms of pecking order, as well.

[rockthief]

I’d rather give Thompson, Butters or Ashford the look.

yes get the developed

[droop10]

Hard to say no to Slovis if he’s interested.

Slovis was always overrated, because he put up numbers in an air raid offense with 3-4 NFL receivers. Honestly, the list of QBs in the portal isn't really that impressive. Gabriel is a maybe, and perhaps Daniels is worth a look. However, beyond that, I don't really see much I'm interested in.

[GrandpaDuck]

So our new Coach and OC will have not even watched the 3 back-up QBs in practice. This means they have to decide whether to go after a transfer QB they have game tape and stats on or go with the guys we already have based on what. their recruiting rankings? In their shoes I go after a transfer so you have a known floor in the QB room and hope one of the young ones is better and wins the job.

To start a new coaching era with no idea of what you have at QB is a risk that might make a high profile OC candidate say no thanks, I'll stay where I'm at.

[spacefrog13x]

So our new Coach and OC will have not even watched the 3 back-up QBs in practice. This means they have to decide whether to go after a transfer QB they have game tape and stats on or go with the guys we already have based on what. their recruiting rankings? In their shoes I go after a transfer so you have a known floor in the QB room and hope one of the young ones is better and wins the job.

To start a new coaching era with no idea of what you have at QB is a risk that might make a high profile OC candidate say no thanks, I'll stay where I'm at.

All the QB throws In practice are recorded for however that is worth.

[karlhungis]

So our new Coach and OC will have not even watched the 3 back-up QBs in practice. This means they have to decide whether to go after a transfer QB they have game tape and stats on or go with the guys we already have based on what. their recruiting rankings? In their shoes I go after a transfer so you have a known floor in the QB room and hope one of the young ones is better and wins the job.

To start a new coaching era with no idea of what you have at QB is a risk that might make a high profile OC candidate say no thanks, I'll stay where I'm at.

I think that's a fair point and I don't have a problem with taking a transfer QB as a hedge against a bad roster but I don't want one brought in with the idea that they would be the starter.

[Duck07]

Hard to say no to Slovis if he’s interested.

I probably go Dillon Gabriel first, maybe Slovis 2. I haven't watched Ward or the LSU guys. The OC will make a difference in terms of pecking order, as well.

How about JT Daniels?