I really don't mind which quarterback will be the QB for our Rutgers football team next season.
This is a good thing considering I could see it going either way. I really would not be surprised if Laviano ends up being the starter this season only because he has so much more experience being the back-up last season and experiencing and seeing what it was like to be on the 1's and 2's and be coached by Flood and Freidgen and McDaniels and all the coaches while Rettig was on the Scout team getting much less time with the coaches. This makes a huge difference ESPECIALLY considering Rettig's last time being the #1 QB in a practice was in HS.
Also, I wonder how much time Rettig put into studying the playbook. I hope it was a lot because he has the physical tools (from what I hear... I haven't seen him throw in person yet I am excited to on April 24th though at the Spring Game) but obviously as the QB he needs to know a TON of information and be able to analyze that information properly even if he can rifle it with the best of them.
The only reason I say this is because Rutgers has plenty of very beautiful girls and if I was a big-time quarterback who is tall and in shape.... I think it would be very hard for me to focus on studying my playbook while I know I can't do any better than the scout team. I would probably say alright I will enjoy my 1 YEAR where I can let loose and have fun and then once I can compete for the QB job I will go hard and study and workout like a mad man and get myself ready for a great RU career and hopefully a great NFL career. So I am just wondering how much work he was doing on his own because if his physical tool are really THAT incredible then he would have to be pretty far behind on the mental side to not be getting the most QB reps at practice by now.
This is a good thing considering I could see it going either way. I really would not be surprised if Laviano ends up being the starter this season only because he has so much more experience being the back-up last season and experiencing and seeing what it was like to be on the 1's and 2's and be coached by Flood and Freidgen and McDaniels and all the coaches while Rettig was on the Scout team getting much less time with the coaches. This makes a huge difference ESPECIALLY considering Rettig's last time being the #1 QB in a practice was in HS.
Also, I wonder how much time Rettig put into studying the playbook. I hope it was a lot because he has the physical tools (from what I hear... I haven't seen him throw in person yet I am excited to on April 24th though at the Spring Game) but obviously as the QB he needs to know a TON of information and be able to analyze that information properly even if he can rifle it with the best of them.
The only reason I say this is because Rutgers has plenty of very beautiful girls and if I was a big-time quarterback who is tall and in shape.... I think it would be very hard for me to focus on studying my playbook while I know I can't do any better than the scout team. I would probably say alright I will enjoy my 1 YEAR where I can let loose and have fun and then once I can compete for the QB job I will go hard and study and workout like a mad man and get myself ready for a great RU career and hopefully a great NFL career. So I am just wondering how much work he was doing on his own because if his physical tool are really THAT incredible then he would have to be pretty far behind on the mental side to not be getting the most QB reps at practice by now.