Young vs Corral

Corral had his chance head to head and laid a turd.

This is really a quasi-Heisman question as they likely will stay the front runners, although I think CJ Stroud is now a dark horse. I think from a college QB stand point there is a lot to like about both. Admittedly through crimson glasses, if we are talking pure football I give an edge to Bryce as he is a first time starter and has comparable if not better numbers with approximately 20 fewer starts and I think he reads defenses better than Corral. With that being said Heisman-wise it will all come down to the "Heisman moment", and if one of them pieces together like a 5 TD 500 yard game or makes a throw to seal a comeback or something like that, that could give them the award. If Bama holds serve Bryce has an ace in the hole as he will have a chance to have a strong game against UGA's defense.

ETA: I will add that I wish Bryce was more of a risk taker downfield. Mac three a lot of dimes on deep balls but he would also put some up there just expecting our guys to win which they did more often than not. Sometimes I wish he would cut it loose and let the receivers make a play.

I wouldn’t trade Young for Corral but I have a ton of admiration for how Corral has performed. He’s carrying OM on his back and pretty much singlehandedly won the Tennessee game.

He’s a baller for sure.

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Can an admin help me out and remove my downvote? TIA

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Teague

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Thanks Teague, much appreciate the assist.

Evidently someone else downvoted his comment.

ETA: It amazes me how certain posters forget just how young/inexperienced our team/coaches is. I'm much more impressed by Young than I ever imagined at this point.

I'd take Young over Corral every day of the week and twice on Sundays.

Bryce is the rare young QB who needs to play less conservatively. Most of his deep ball struggles are the result of him being afraid of underthrowing the ball and having it picked off. His throws aren't inaccurate. He's off by like 2 yards and receivers aren't having to adjust to track the ball very often. I think he's just throwing them so that either his guy can catch them or no one can. The problem with that is that for every 10 slightly underthrown deep balls you're going to end up with 3 completions, 3 DPI flags, 3 incompletions, and 1 INT. He's got to trust his guys to go up and get it.