Asked by
Husker Max
7/21/2015
Can Tommy Armstrong be a 3,000 yard passer in 2015?
44%
Absolutely
44%
8
56%
No Way
WINNER
56%
7
44%
Absolutely
44%
56%
No Way
56%
7
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steve ruhd
Not a very good poll question, its not even a certain that he will be a starter. Knowing football and the current college landscape, I would say there is a better than 35% chance he does not start every game
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Ronald D. Bull
I agree with the first two, he will not be able to stay in the pocket with rush. the BYU and Mimai GAMES WILL BE HIS DOWN FALL IF NOT JUST BYU.
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Gene Baker
He can't throw a short pass and an out to save his life. He just can't find the open receiver.
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2700 yards last year makes 3000 seem pretty attainable. I also think that the proposed run first offense paired with an emphasis on play action passes will offer more open targets. Run first offenses win championships!!! Look it up. Ultimately his destiny lies in the hands of the offensive line.
ReplyYes, but they have to use everyone. The backs, receivers, and tight ends.
ReplyWhy not?! He has the talent and now the coaching.
ReplyHe may get to 3,$20001 yards but will still only win 5 games this year.
ReplyNearly 2700 yards under a so so quarterback's coach, so 3100 yards w a really good quarterback's coach is very possible.
ReplyTommy throws one of the best deep balls ever...if he can just nail down the short and intermediate passes he has a chance for 3000++++++
ReplyFor the reasons stated by Athons...He wasn't too far off last year and it isnt that high of a number in this era. He definitely has the talent.
Replywith a caveat. he will need to get much better at short and medium range passes and make better decisions with his check downs. his deep ball is already pretty good. if he does that, and I think he puts in the extra work to do so and with an actual quarterbacks coach helping I think he gets it done.
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