Of course there is a difference. But there is also some same, right? No, none of us know what's behind door #2. Anyone who thinks practice is anything like a game doesn't understand the first thing about football at any level. If you think the QBs get equal reps with the first team you are way off. Seems like a lot of you get your understanding of what goes on at high level, big money football is what Hollywood feeds you. Take off your fan lenses and you may see it more for what it is.
The point to all of this piss match is really very simple. Tanner had a great 2019. As a 5th year senior, he's as good as most when he has his feet set and he can throw to a marginally open receiver and he makes the occasional terrific throw. He also has periods where we easy touchdowns had he placed the ball in better spots. There were several in the Iowa game where a better decision or ball placement would have scored. We were that close! When he gets pressured, everything tends to fall apart. Regardless of who the OC/QB coach is, that's on the player to improve and you just expect more from a 5th year guy. Argue all you want but it'll fall on deaf ears. I can't apologize for having higher expectations for a 5th year starter. Not sorry.
If some of us (and there seems to be quite a few) feel like Tanner should have been pulled and someone else, presumably Annexstad, given a chance why is that so offensive to so many? If some of us think Fleck refuses to pull Tanner for a litany of reasons why does that offend so many of you?
