If we continue the offensive play-calling from the first two games, I think Park should be the guy. Lanning can be successful in a heavy run offense but we don't have the offensive line for that.
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JL right now has zero touch on short passes and isn't going thru his progressions..JL is a running QB who should be used like Klein accept we are trying to use him like Tom Brady..
Stop trying to run the football ove tackle and up the gut and Start a QB that has thrown 10x the passes in his career. in HS JL was a running QB..Park was an Army All AMerican..Park isnt' a 5 star QB but he knows how to QB better than JL. I don't care if Iowa had scrubs in what I saw was a QB that went thru his progressions and had better touch on the football..Easy decision if you want to win games.
Well 2 of Lanning's interceptions against UNI were two totally uncalled for passes that cost us the game.Not a fact. Not looking to start fights but can we just try to keep this objective for once?
QV play isn't about running. It's about good feet in the pocket, sliding and extending plays. Lanning is a fullback with a strong arm. As "good" as Lanning is running it, he is really bad in the pocket, often runs right into the pressure and rarely extends plays. We have nothing to lose. Park has to be the guy. Not because we're panicking but because Lanning just isn't a Big 12 QB.
However, its really nice to have a QB who can run when the pocket collapses and WR are not open, since that seems to happen about every other play for ISU.
I'll first say it doesn't matter who starts because this team has so many problems, QB is only a piece of the problem. Only at ISU, we consistently see our QBs get worse as they progress in experience.Instead of having this discussion in various threads, I thought we could have just one thread. So who gives us the best shot to win games? Would starting Park somehow open up the running game?
Park saw most of his playing time against backups and he wasn't being pressured like Lanning was, so it's hard to give a fair comparison of who looked better tonight. Personally, I liked what I saw from Park and I want to see how he handles certain situations and how he plays in a full game. His arm strength looked good and he put nice touch on the ball. His accuracy may not look good on paper, but there were 3 completed passes (for nearly 50 yards) that were called back. The 36 yard pass to Lazard was impressive. I like how comfortable Park looked in there, especially for a kid who hasn't played in a game in 3 years. I think Park did enough to earn more PT next week, but does he deserve to start? Eh, I'm not sure about that. Lanning is more experienced, but on the other hand he is just playing really bad. He holds on to the ball too long and misses far too many open passes. His decision making is often questionable as well.
Theory is not fact. It's speculation.With Park as a starter we would be 1-1. Fact.