Good Jack Lockner Analysis For Those Who Care
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Locker was never going to be Drew Brees, but I do wonder if he had more time with Sark and Nussmeier if he actually could have developed into an accurate QB. Sark's real strengths lie in QB coaching as far as I can tell. Likewise if he had QB coaches at Tennessee it would be interesting. Right now it is not interesting.
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Lockner is still who he was in college, even with 2.5 years of pro coaching.Mad_Son said:Locker was never going to be Drew Brees, but I do wonder if he had more time with Sark and Nussmeier if he actually could have developed into an accurate QB. Sark's real strengths lie in QB coaching as far as I can tell. Likewise if he had QB coaches at Tennessee it would be interesting. Right now it is not interesting.
It has fucking played out. -
Sark is good at preparing QB's for NFL.
Look at his "great" job with Sanchez, Leinart, Cassell, and David Booty. -
Dowell Loggains and now Dave Ragone have been his pro "coaching". I am talking about having someone who is actually one of the top QB coaches (which yes, I believe Sark to be) work with him extensively - preferably earlier in his career. The phrase you can't teach an old dog new tricks is especially true for people of certain intellectual statures. I think Jack falls into that category.TierbsHsotBoobs said:
Lockner is still who he was in college, even with 2.5 years of pro coaching.Mad_Son said:Locker was never going to be Drew Brees, but I do wonder if he had more time with Sark and Nussmeier if he actually could have developed into an accurate QB. Sark's real strengths lie in QB coaching as far as I can tell. Likewise if he had QB coaches at Tennessee it would be interesting. Right now it is not interesting.
It has fucking played out.
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We saw how far they all got with coaching. Not everyone can be elite - I never would be. Maybe Locker reached all he is capable of but maybe he didn't. I strongly disagree with anyone who thinks that Sark is a worse QB coach than what Locker had in 2007 (spoiler alert: we didn't have a QB coach in 2007).He_Needs_More_Time said:Sark is good at preparing QB's for NFL.
Look at his "great" job with Sanchez, Leinart, Cassell, and David Booty. -
I bet the majority of Bronco fans are glad you weren't their GM:TierbsHsotBoobs said:
Lockner is still who he was in college, even with 2.5 years of pro coaching.Mad_Son said:Locker was never going to be Drew Brees, but I do wonder if he had more time with Sark and Nussmeier if he actually could have developed into an accurate QB. Sark's real strengths lie in QB coaching as far as I can tell. Likewise if he had QB coaches at Tennessee it would be interesting. Right now it is not interesting.
It has fucking played out.
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As always, LIPO. -
Did IrishDoogFS just compare Locker to fucking Elway?!
I bet you think Sark is next Saban too.
Fuck you are Section14AFS in this thread.
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I feel sorry for you.He_Needs_More_Time said:Did IrishDoogFS just compare Locker to fucking Elway?!
I bet you think Sark is next Saban too.
Fuck you are Section14AFS in this thread.
Hopefully the state provides some type of assistance. -
Is this another bullshit attempt at "not defending" Locker?!
Comparing Locker to Elway is dumber than anything AuburnDoogFS has ever said.
Take that bad Doog argument back to Doogman. -
Elway proved he could actually play QB in college though:IrishDawg22 said:
I bet the majority of Bronco fans are glad you weren't their GM:TierbsHsotBoobs said:
Lockner is still who he was in college, even with 2.5 years of pro coaching.Mad_Son said:Locker was never going to be Drew Brees, but I do wonder if he had more time with Sark and Nussmeier if he actually could have developed into an accurate QB. Sark's real strengths lie in QB coaching as far as I can tell. Likewise if he had QB coaches at Tennessee it would be interesting. Right now it is not interesting.
It has fucking played out.
http://www.nfl.com/player/johnelway/2500547/profile
As always, LIPO.
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