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Yep. We have an O that needs a 1/1 million QB every year by Btd
To have a shot at winning. Yes, that QB does exist. One of that mold every other year or so. So, If we could beat the 3 schools that get that QB, we would have a shot.
Or
We could change the offense to not require that QB - into one that needs a 1 in 500 QB where 10’s of them exist every year and odds are high we can land one every other year.
Or
We can wrongly think we can win with this offense without the 1 in 1 MM qb. The Brian Kelly theory.