Randy probably just started the LB at QB over the other 5.
Only if he had the “it factor.”
I said that from day one. That was the first year they allowed freshmen to play four games without losing their redshirt. Edsall did not give Steven Krajewski an opportunity to practice with the ones. He chose to play Washington even though he was not as talented and had been suspended for off field violations. The only time he played Steven Krajewski was the last game of the year against Temple. He went in late in the third quarter and basically handed the ball off the entire time. Edsall dogged Steven Krajewski at practice and games. He had no QB coaching and a head coach that Ray Charles could see better talent. Yet, Krajewski stuck it out for four years and gave 100%. It’s amazing how an actual coach can see so much talent, leadership and character, in four months, than Edsall did in four years. Any player who gets offered by Coach Mora would be a fool to turn it down. That program will turn around in no time.
If you look at the quote tweets you will see the reaction from two former players who transferred out and you can clearly see the change in the program
Talk about over reaction.
Everybody talks the talk - here’s Mora actively supporting/advocating for this kid. You’re right - nothing but respect for Coach Mora.
God, what a freakin overreaction...imagine the conversation with your lawyer "but businesslawyer, you don't understand relationships between people and thus you haven't won a case in any court. So what are we to assume you are good enough to represent me?" Now totally different situation, and this court, like the one before, doesn't think the lawyer is good enough to pass the bar. How doesn't that tell you anything beyond businesslawyer is a jerk is beyond me.
Pretty sure it has nothing to do with talent. If you seen the spring game Steven is the only one who generated touchdowns. It more so has to do with offense. Steven is a pocket passer not a duel threat.
You are absolutely correct, but therein also lies another problem for Steven. Fewer and fewer college run a classic drop-back offense - and those that do tend to be power teams that can virtually guarantee a solid offensive line and receiving corps from year to year (and draw lots of 4 and 5 star quarterbacks as a result).
