DrMantisToboggan

October 26th, 2017 at 9:51 PM ^

Best case scenario would be Peters outplaying JOK in incrementally more playing time over the next three games, until he is the starter heading into Wisconsin. Then Speight is the backup, even when healthy.

Alas, one can dream.

Harbaugh's Lef…

October 26th, 2017 at 9:53 PM ^

As much as I'd personally like to see him back for the Wisconsin and Ohio State games, I hope he only does so at 100% and does not risk any further injury. I think at this rate, if he is 100% at some point, he has to start, whenever that is.

FrankTigers

October 26th, 2017 at 9:54 PM ^

Im sick and tired of people thinking that a kid with absolutely no experience can come in and be better than experience....you havent seen him play, except in high school...so dont think you know more than Jimmy H.

geez.

Kevin13

October 27th, 2017 at 9:18 AM ^

to know I don't care to have him back in there either. People on this board have a short memory as everyone keeps saying how poor O'Korn is.  They are both interchangeable bad and neither one is the answer. It's time to get the young guns in and let them learn and get experience.

PurpleBeaverEater

October 27th, 2017 at 4:29 AM ^

I think you are missing the point here...our QB play is so terrible, and we have such little hope in our pass pro, that it doesn’t matter if we play JOK or BP. The only upside there is at this point (I think this is what people are getting at anyway) is to play BP and get him real time looks and feel and allow him the opportunity to command the offense, whether good or bad, so that if and when he becomes our QB, it won’t be his first time stepping into the role. At some point, you have to be given an opportunity to get experience. Not having any is a product of not being allowed the opportunity to gain it. He might be pretty god awful. But it would be a good idea to get the kid some reps, especially considering JOK is 100% not playing here next year. That being said, coach does what coach does and I support it either way.

TheCool

October 27th, 2017 at 12:44 PM ^

Confidence matters in most things, including sports. If Peters goes in you can expect any team to attack our poor O Line even more than they do already, meaning Peters will probably get hit a lot. Having that kind of experience can ruin a player's confidence and future.

Michigan4Life

October 27th, 2017 at 10:11 AM ^

are result of bad footwork which leads to high throws. One of them should've been caught by Crawford but still a high thrown nonethless. 2nd one was the right read but overthrow. Again, footwork is the problem.

I was shocked to see the regression of his footwork from last season to this season. Speight has to fix it fast but he's hurt so it'll be hard for him to do so.

Doc Mango Gibbs

October 26th, 2017 at 10:03 PM ^

So OSU will either face a backup QB or a guy barely recovered from injury, like just about every fucking year since 2006.

CLord

October 26th, 2017 at 10:07 PM ^

Yeah man.  The QB spook juju thing is real.  Devin Gardner Exhibit A.  We're probably not seeing Peters because like why put him in with turnstile tackles on both sides?  "Hi there young 4 star!  Go out and win it for us 3 O linemen vs 5 D front!  That's the ticket!  Highly doubt we see Speight either.  Jimmy's probably going to save it all for OSU, pull out all stops for that, then see what a month of healing before the bowl means or otherwise call it a season and work his tail off this off season to recruit or lateral over some grad transfer tackles, not that those ever pan out.

Logan TT and Newsome and those whiffed tackle recruits are sorely missed.

By the way, fuck that Wisconsin Badger who went low on Grant Newsome.  Yeah I said it.  Was a cheap shot.