Re: Starting QB vs. Minnesota
With all the chaos going on with the QB, I honestly don't think the Jacks have a good chance at all in this game. If TOB would have continued to be the starter they would have had a better chance. Flip-flopping has been a poor choice.
The Gopher's weakness I feel is their defense. They're giving up 27 ppg, granted against FBS foes. The Jacks offense this week is going to have to be in full sync to have a shot. Switching up quarterbacks again affects that gelling of the offense.
The Gopher's offense is their strength. They've even scored quite a few points without Decker. They struggled against Penn State and Ohio State on offense, but consider the opponents. They are going to score a minimum 24 points unless they turn the ball over, which for how much they like to throw the ball is a possibility.
So can the Jacks offense score over 24 points against a Big Ten team with the quarterback chaos? Probably not. My opinion, I hope I'm wrong.
With all the chaos going on with the QB, I honestly don't think the Jacks have a good chance at all in this game. If TOB would have continued to be the starter they would have had a better chance. Flip-flopping has been a poor choice.
The Gopher's weakness I feel is their defense. They're giving up 27 ppg, granted against FBS foes. The Jacks offense this week is going to have to be in full sync to have a shot. Switching up quarterbacks again affects that gelling of the offense.
The Gopher's offense is their strength. They've even scored quite a few points without Decker. They struggled against Penn State and Ohio State on offense, but consider the opponents. They are going to score a minimum 24 points unless they turn the ball over, which for how much they like to throw the ball is a possibility.
So can the Jacks offense score over 24 points against a Big Ten team with the quarterback chaos? Probably not. My opinion, I hope I'm wrong.
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