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Right now the Ducks have offered two QBs I believe

Jake Rodrigues
http://oregon.scout.com/a.z?s=128&p=8&c=1&nid=4965170
http://rivals.yahoo.com/ncaa/football/r ... ues-118258
Some Clips: http://www.hudl.com/athlete/200016/jake-rodrigues

Jared Johnson (Next DT?)
http://oregon.scout.com/a.z?s=128&p=8&c=1&nid=5284898
http://rivals.yahoo.com/ncaa/football/r ... son-109303
Highlights: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eg6YOJEKzEo

Figured it'd be nice to see who we are pursuing. Ducks will probably take a QB or two this class. Rodrigues isn't as fast, but seems to be a more complete package. Whereas Johnson's passing game needs some work, but his elusiveness and running ability are deadly.

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Kind of a weak year to be needing a couple QBs. Really wish Oregon could have gotten another one is this last class.
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Johnson is an explosive runner. I like the size of Rodrigues though and he has great numbers. Mariota is going to be great anyways and Bennett too. Just adding depth to a log jam of talent.
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Rodrigues could end up being really, really good. He's labeled a "pro-style" QB but that doesn't mean he's Ryan Mallet back there, the kid can still move pretty well.
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Elduderino wrote:Rodrigues could end up being really, really good. He's labeled a "pro-style" QB but that doesn't mean he's Ryan Mallet back there, the kid can still move pretty well.
Definitely:
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I don't get where they think he's a pro-style QB. Anytime you can rush for over 1000 yards as a QB, you can easily fit in a spread-type offense.
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greenyellow wrote:I don't get where they think he's a pro-style QB. Anytime you can rush for over 1000 yards as a QB, you can easily fit in a spread-type offense.
He does look a little slow in some of his highlights. But honestly, I think Bryan Bennett is more of a Pro-Style QB than Rodrigues.

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greenyellow wrote:I don't get where they think he's a pro-style QB. Anytime you can rush for over 1000 yards as a QB, you can easily fit in a spread-type offense.

Yeah my bad, a lot of people in the Sac area talk about his future as being in a "pro-style" system (probably in hopes that hr lands at Stan or Cal) & I think he's in that classification on Rivals.
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greenyellow wrote:I don't get where they think he's a pro-style QB. Anytime you can rush for over 1000 yards as a QB, you can easily fit in a spread-type offense.
There is a bit of difference between a mobile scrambler and a true dual threat QB. But both are very capable of running a spread.
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L Perry wrote:
greenyellow wrote:I don't get where they think he's a pro-style QB. Anytime you can rush for over 1000 yards as a QB, you can easily fit in a spread-type offense.
There is a bit of difference between a mobile scrambler and a true dual threat QB. But both are very capable of running a spread.
Agreed. Frankly I would rather have a really good passer with some feet over a man with crazy scrambles and a decent arm.
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Zyme wrote:
L Perry wrote:
greenyellow wrote:I don't get where they think he's a pro-style QB. Anytime you can rush for over 1000 yards as a QB, you can easily fit in a spread-type offense.
There is a bit of difference between a mobile scrambler and a true dual threat QB. But both are very capable of running a spread.
Agreed. Frankly I would rather have a really good passer with some feet over a man with crazy scrambles and a decent arm.
Yep. CK also wants a QB that can run, not a RB who can throw! ;)
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L Perry wrote:
Zyme wrote:
L Perry wrote:
greenyellow wrote:I don't get where they think he's a pro-style QB. Anytime you can rush for over 1000 yards as a QB, you can easily fit in a spread-type offense.
There is a bit of difference between a mobile scrambler and a true dual threat QB. But both are very capable of running a spread.
Agreed. Frankly I would rather have a really good passer with some feet over a man with crazy scrambles and a decent arm.
Yep. CK also wants a QB that can run, not a RB who can throw! ;)

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Zyme wrote:
L Perry wrote:
greenyellow wrote:I don't get where they think he's a pro-style QB. Anytime you can rush for over 1000 yards as a QB, you can easily fit in a spread-type offense.
There is a bit of difference between a mobile scrambler and a true dual threat QB. But both are very capable of running a spread.
Agreed. Frankly I would rather have a really good passer with some feet over a man with crazy scrambles and a decent arm.

He looks like a better runner than DT in those highlights to me. DT really isn't Dixon or Masoli, not that that's a bad thing he makes things happen, but anyone who thinks DT is a great running QB is fooling themselves. But he might be the smartest of the 3 and the most confident by a mile and never gets down, something DD struggled with a lot.
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buckmarkduck wrote:
Zyme wrote:
L Perry wrote:
greenyellow wrote:I don't get where they think he's a pro-style QB. Anytime you can rush for over 1000 yards as a QB, you can easily fit in a spread-type offense.
There is a bit of difference between a mobile scrambler and a true dual threat QB. But both are very capable of running a spread.
Agreed. Frankly I would rather have a really good passer with some feet over a man with crazy scrambles and a decent arm.

He looks like a better runner than DT in those highlights to me. DT really isn't Dixon or Masoli, not that that's a bad thing he makes things happen, but anyone who thinks DT is a great running QB is fooling themselves. But he might be the smartest of the 3 and the most confident by a mile and never gets down, something DD struggled with a lot.
I agree that DT is not the second coming of DD or JM, but I felt he did a pretty good job in the middle of the season, when he had his confidence and before NC went down. I felt that his game was a bit reeled in after that.
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Anyone think we start going more OSU spread than the UO spread we are used to?
I mean we started to see Kelly draw up some under center stuff for the spring game and we are doing a lot more deep passes and such compared to when Masoli and Dixon were here. Maybe this is the start of a change? Idk, I know nothing it's just a thought I had
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