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[QUOTE="CL82, post: 5213538, member: 44"] I think you can successfully have "two quarterbacks" if it's a part of a specific plan. What's difficult is changing quarterbacks because the number one guy is getting the majority of the reps so he establishes timing with the receivers and the line is used to his cadence, etc. Switching that up impacts everybody. Quarterback is not a plug-and-play position. That's part of why what Fagnano did last year was so impressive. He lost a lot of reps and yet was able to move the team effectively. And probably why as the season went on, and he got more reps, he looked better and better. [/QUOTE]
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