True. Even so, he was playing against a lot of current NFL DB's and linebackers from the SEC and getting it done. Talent or not, you have to lead, you have to execute. Just sayin, not impossible for a kid with a supposed ugly delivery to kill it in the right circumstance. If over the past three weeks should tell us anything is that we are not quite there yet. We have a lot to be excited about. We have very talented young guys contributing from from TE, to WR to DB etc.. Regardless of who the heir apparent is at QB, he'll have the most experienced/talented line we've had in years, tenured RB's, WR's and TE's in the system up to three years and playing that whole time. Plus quarterback's in the system, working on mechanics, perhaps even getting a few games experience before Studsrud leaves. I think Brad is just fine. And I use Ketchup with my Crow if I'm wrong, but I confident we're good.