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Has the page turned on the Book?
I Wanted to hear peoples thoughts. Book’s name has rarely come up in media or on boards as far as I’ve seen during all the QB stuff that went on. Trades for Minshew and others were discussed without bringing up his name at all.
He was a 4th round pick. Major has mentioned OL players can be found along this area of draft and I agree. So Was/is Book just a wasted pick along with other QBs Payton drafted during his time here? Should he be considered a viable candidate to take over the team one day? Is he considered our number 2 QB right now? Interested to hear viewpoints. |
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Excellent question.
I try not to hold that one start against him considering he was running for his life the entire game, but, yes, I think you lump him in with the rest of Payton's "projects". Also, I think a lot of the talk of bringing in another QB is to have someone with some experience on the roster. I think Book is probably on the roster this season, but as 3rd string at best. If he wants to prove me wrong, I would love to see it. |
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Indeed his performance in that “game” cannot be used as a measuring stick. What do you think about Hill vs Book as no 2?
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I am honestly confused about the depth chart right now. I do believe Book is another year away from being considered for the 2 spot, but is Hill still considered a backup QB or not, and what is Bortles projected role?
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The Miami game counts for nothing. Depends on how he looked in practice last year. Was he making good decisions? Can he make the full range of passes? Good footwork? Good throwing motion? Did he make progress as the year went along? If the answer is yes to all of these is yes then keep and develop him. If any of these are no and there is someone in the draft who looks better then cut bait. Me I think we should keep him. Sean saw something in him.
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IMO we should have Jameis locked in as QB1, Book as QB2 and Taysom focused on his TE/QB power role while serving as emergency QB QB3.
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QB1: Jameis Winston
QB2: Blake Bortles QB3: Ian Book/Taysom Hill |
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Thanks for input all.
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I'd still like to see what Book could do with some normal starters in there.
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He was a Payton pick
He won't be on tbe roster by 2023 imo. |
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The book may have a different cover should we draft Pickett... :popcorn:
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I would have gone with Trevor.
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Hated the pick and tell people to watch his film vs Bama in the CFB playoffs - just not impressed at all...
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Seems like Payton was just throwing **** at the wall to see if he could find a Brees 2.0 that would stick. He liked him some short Qb’s. About the only thing I took away from that one game is that he is tough. Takes a lot more than that though. Winston is our best shot this year but at some point in the near future we are going to have to make a play for a Qb in the draft.
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Thanks for input all.
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Blake Bortles is your #2 QB for New Orleans until proven otherwise.
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Just like Thomas.... Book is done. pathetic showing
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The Book was put on the bookshelf and never read.
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McCarron, Wilson, Croyle, etc. The jury is still out on Hurts, Tua and Mac Jones. |
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I said when we drafted him. He would been there in the sixth round. We definitely overreached for Book. Like what others have said ND and Bama qb’s don’t pan out. Yea, you might get one or two but a blind squirrel finds an acorn every once in a while
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Wait for the inevitable COULD'A, WOULD'A, SHOULD'A, WHAT IF and OH YEAH? What about *The Year Of Your Choice* when *Add QB Name*................ DOESN'T MATTER. As Raúl Juliá said as he ripped off and the rearview mirror. The first rule of Italian driving is “WHAT'S BEHIND ME IS NOT IMPORTANT" |
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Book was one read, if that, and run, and even then he often chose the wrong running lanes... |
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1971: Joe Theismann 1979: Joe Montana 1980: Rusty Lisch 1984: Blair Kiel 1987: Steve Beuerlein 1993: Rick Mirer 2000: Jarious Jackson 2007: Brady Quinn 2010: Jimmy Clausen 2017: DeShone Kizer 2021: Ian Book |
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