(12-17-2020, 06:41 PM)Cleatwood Wrote:

(12-17-2020, 06:36 PM)TheO-LineMatters Wrote: It does matter. If it doesn't matter, where are all the triple option QB's in the NFL? As far as the air raid offense, maybe at one time it was considered gimmicky, but now NFL teams are running their own variations of it and it's becoming fairly normal. As the NFL adopts certain schemes the stigma on them goes away, but there are still college schemes that teams run, which basically limit any progression a QB may show as a passer. NFL teams stay away from QB's who are in such schemes, so it does matter when translating to the NFL. You're stuck on the air raid or spread offenses and those two are commonplace in the NFL now. You still have to go through your progressions as a passer in those schemes. They aren't one read offenses.

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Not from triple option schemes.

Lol so triple option? That’s all you got.

Fair enough. If someone runs a triple option scheme, they should be heavily scrutinized.

This entire discussion began when someone said OSU may be running a one read and run system. I have no idea what such a scheme would even be called, because it's so ridiculous. I just know it's what Fields does. That does not necessarily mean that's what OSU wants him to do. I was just simply saying if that was in fact the type of scheme they were running, it would definitely hinder a QB's progression into the NFL. You can disagree with me, that's your right. I just wanted to try and get my point across. Now, I'm gonna leave this argument alone and move onto something else.

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