The perfect UNT QB

Got5onIt · October 17, 2014

This is what NT needs to do:

Find the most overlooked, productive dual threat QB in high school that's between 5'10" & 6'0". How many QBs like this exist that have a decent arm but rocket boots? Mac can run the darn zone read until his eyeballs fall out. It's obvious Mac loves to run, what better way to do it than with a real runner at QB? At 5'10" - 6'0" you can find kids with cornerback type speed & agility at QB...

casual fan · October 17, 2014

This is what NT needs to do:
Find the most overlooked, productive dual threat QB in high school that's between 5'10" & 6'0". How many QBs like this exist that have a decent arm but rocket boots? Mac can run the darn zone read until his eyeballs fall out. It's obvious Mac loves to run, what better way to do it than with a real runner at QB? At 5'10" - 6'0" you can find kids with cornerback type speed & agility at QB...

Thought the same thing.

A fast 5' 10" QB would be recruited as a DB or WR at big 5 schools.

If he really wanted to be a QB, then your chances of recruiting him should be pretty good.

He could help in the wildcat with limited plays early on.

Later on he might develop into a starter.

Got5onIt · October 17, 2014

Thought the same thing.
A fast 5' 10" QB would be recruited as a DB or WR at big 5 schools.
If he really wanted to be a QB, then your chances of recruiting him should be pretty good.
He could help in the wildcat with limited plays early on.
Later on he might develop into a starter.

A 5'11" - 6'0" QB can be a legitimate passer at the FBS level. All he needs is the opportunity to do so...