Future at QB

Submitted by Ziff72 on

We've been talking the last few weeks about what our offense might evolve into over the next 5 years.  The consensus seems to be that Michigan will drop the spread and get drop back guys with agility.  

My question for the recruiting gurus is this.   Is Jayru Campbell on track to be the kind of qb that makes you question your philosophy?   I've only seen highlights, but winning the state champ as a freshmen is pretty sick.  I know it is a few years off, but is he supposed to be a Pryor like recruit?  

If that is the case can you imagine the internet during his recruitment with Meyer vs Hoke and the rumors of promises made and style of play preferences. 

BlueGoM

December 2nd, 2011 at 11:34 AM ^

Did Gardener get his medical redshirt for last year?  Or will we only have him for 2013 after Denard graduates?

Which would mean 2014 is Morris or Bellomy, I assume.

 

BlueGoM

December 2nd, 2011 at 11:41 AM ^

GAH... that's terrible.   Perhaps he should get the occasional "back injury" therapy  now and then to bolster his case?

I hope Bellomy gets some PT next year, even if in garbage time.  I'm curious to see how he can play.

 

Bo Knows

December 2nd, 2011 at 11:39 AM ^

Luckily Jayru goes to the U-M pipeline that is cass tech, so that will increase our chances.  Also, as stated he just finished his freshman year, it's silly to discuss his recruitment already.

mgowill

December 2nd, 2011 at 11:42 AM ^

If I had a guess at our QB depth for the next 6 years, it would be this -

2012-13 Denard Robinson, Devin Gardner, Russell Bellomy

2013-14 Devin Gardner, Russell Bellomy, Shane Morris (RS)

2014-15 Devin Gardner (pending MRS), Russell Bellomy, Shane Morris

2015-16 Shane Morris, ?

2016-17 Shane Morris, ?

2017-18 Shane Morris, ?

 

Yes, no, maybe?

CLord

December 2nd, 2011 at 2:16 PM ^

I'm hoping Borges takes a fancy to mobile QB play and recruits accordingly because the last thing I want to see 3 years from now is flashbacks to Henne/Smith where the games are decided by one simple datapoint - QB mobility.