The team played better after Driskel wasn't the QB anymore. I don't think that's Driskel's fault, it just is what it is.

Treon had 7 turnovers all season, including lost fumbles. Driskel had 12. Treon turned the ball over less.

But he could barely operate the offense. They only had a few passing plays they trusted him to run.

That last drive against FSU was ugly.

But yeah, reports are that Grier is the guy, barring badness.

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Posted by olemc999

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Posted on 8/8/15 at 6:55 pm to slayerxing

Apparently Grier was hitting a double move corner fade route that only special QBs can really get down in practice today. Was like a perfect 10 for 10.

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Posted by StrawsDrawnAtRandom

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Posted on 8/8/15 at 7:19 pm to slayerxing

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Treon had 7 turnovers all season, including lost fumbles. Driskel had 12. Treon turned the ball over less.

He turned it over at the same rate, meaning if he had played more games he would have had the same results.

He had half the passes, nearly half the interceptions.

Put it on the ground more, and played fewer games. Similarly, if you count blindeside sacks as turnovers, tipped balls (from receivers dropping passes) as Driskel's fault, sure, but Harris was on road to have the same, fortunately, he just wasn't asked to do much.