Mr. Guidry's a bit short to be playing QB. Better to keep him at Deep Snapper.Quote:
Originally Posted by UL_BayouCajun
Position
Deep Snapper
Height
5-10
Weight
217
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Mr. Guidry's a bit short to be playing QB. Better to keep him at Deep Snapper.Quote:
Originally Posted by UL_BayouCajun
Position
Deep Snapper
Height
5-10
Weight
217
I thought the answer was Ron Guidry, but Jake would be good choice as well.
Just heard a guy on 103.7 who was at practice this AM say coach HUD wasn't happy with QB play at practice number 1. He did say that Jordan Davis looked most impressive of the bunch. I know the coaches think he has the best skill set / upside just not the experience of the other 2. I think the battle is more Davis and Haack rather than Haack and Nixon. However if it is Haack then you'll have a QB package for Nixon. If Davis happens to win the job he is Haack and Nixon all in one. If Davis I see Nixon moving to RB.
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Originally Posted by Bicky Rustle
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