From what you read, Lainez is touted as a dual-threat QB. (We wouldn't know from '23, as only Hill played once McNamara was injured the last time. )
In Chad Leistikow's recent article, there's this about the Hawks' incoming FL QB: While a passer first, Resar (6-foot-4, 205 pounds) runs a 10.67-second 100-meter dash and possesses the ability to operate zone-reads and scramble out of trouble. Barnes said he is confident Resar will break 10.5 this spring in track.
In 2002, Brad Banks ran 70 times for 257 yards according to Google. CJ Beathard ran for 237 yards in 2015. Those were two of the very best seasons in the KF era. Per the Leistikow article, Stanley, Petras, Padilla, McNamara and Hill ran for a combined -602. So why is KF so seemingly inextricably tied to a statue, or at least a non-mobile QB? It can't be "ball security", because Hill was statistically the QB with the most plays where there was the possibility of a turnover in the nation in 2023.
Here's fervently hoping the new OC will combine with New Kirk 3.0 to follow McNamara with a string of mobile, dual-threat QBs to truly transform what is now the last in the nation in total offense "offensive offense" into the "complimentary" offense KF says he wants!
In Chad Leistikow's recent article, there's this about the Hawks' incoming FL QB: While a passer first, Resar (6-foot-4, 205 pounds) runs a 10.67-second 100-meter dash and possesses the ability to operate zone-reads and scramble out of trouble. Barnes said he is confident Resar will break 10.5 this spring in track.
In 2002, Brad Banks ran 70 times for 257 yards according to Google. CJ Beathard ran for 237 yards in 2015. Those were two of the very best seasons in the KF era. Per the Leistikow article, Stanley, Petras, Padilla, McNamara and Hill ran for a combined -602. So why is KF so seemingly inextricably tied to a statue, or at least a non-mobile QB? It can't be "ball security", because Hill was statistically the QB with the most plays where there was the possibility of a turnover in the nation in 2023.
Here's fervently hoping the new OC will combine with New Kirk 3.0 to follow McNamara with a string of mobile, dual-threat QBs to truly transform what is now the last in the nation in total offense "offensive offense" into the "complimentary" offense KF says he wants!