https://www.seattletimes.com/sports/uw- ... ign=704102At 6-5 and 240 pounds with a right arm that might as well have been built in a football factory, Sirmon is the definition of a pro-style quarterback. He can stretch the field and maximize the explosiveness of wide receivers Puka Nacua, Terrell Bynum, Rome Odunze, Jalen McMillan and more. He can make every NFL throw. All he needs is confidence and reps, and you can help with the latter.
And as it pertains to program culture, can you really afford to continue starting transfer QBs? Sirmon grew up around this program. He loves this program. He has spent two seasons giving every little bit of himself to this program, with the understanding that he could eventually earn an opportunity.
It comes down to this: if you continue to court four-star quarterbacks, but none of them develops, isn’t that ultimately an institutional failure?
I agree. We can't continue to bring in transfers and handing over the keys. I am not sold on the kid from Sac State anyway. Jeez, this demand for a dual threat, why? The last time we had one was Locker, and the last time it worked was Tui. Seriously? If we play football and not fuck around, we probably beat everyone we lost to minus Utah last year. Possibly we still lose on the road at Col, in what was probably the least inspired game of football I have any time in my life, not just Husky game.
We act like the problems with the offense were because the QB was stationary? The problem was not getting into playmakers hands. We beat Oregon four times in a row if not for coaching decisions! With two QBs that are far from mobile!
