Not really. Steve Young didn’t know how to throw a football when he got to Provo. He was 8th string because he didn’t

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May 1, 2024
3:29:33pm

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Not really. Steve Young didn’t know how to throw a football when he got to Provo. He was 8th string because he didn’t

Know how to do three step drops. As soon as he figured that out, he got moved up.

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The reason why the “Steve Young was 8th string, so . . .” discussion doesn’t work for me is that Steve Young in 1982 was

Yllage Vidiot Humbly Awesome

May 1, 3:22pm

BYU's competitive advantage in the late 70's through 80's is that every defense was built to stop

darkcoug

May 1, 3:29pm

Not really. Steve Young didn’t know how to throw a football when he got to Provo. He was 8th string because he didn’t

May 1, 3:29pm

I don’t understand your point. Are you saying we may have a great QB in the room now, they just need to be coached up?

May 1, 3:35pm

No. I’m saying that your argument that Steve Young was successful because of the talent around him and that’s how he

May 1, 3:50pm

Steve Young was an anomaly. When was the last time and 8th string guy started

mudpupper

May 1, 3:39pm

So the last 3 QB’s and 4 of the last 5 are not currently on NFL rosters?

davidmj10

May 1, 4:51pm

That has nothing to do with the “the next star quarterback might be buried in the depth chart” concept I’m addressing

May 1, 6:55pm

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