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Do you think Hurts accounted for 55% of the offense because he's so good or because 100% of the plays ran through him? I eagerly await your "intelligent" response

the comment I replied to specifically stated that every player in the team was making plays at a higher rate than hurts (completely without any kind of basis). I replied that hurts personally accounted for 55% of the offense last year, which is a high number. How does that compare to our best QB of Saban's tenure in his best season (2012)? Mccarron accounted for 47% of the total offense, only 44% of the TDS scored by the offense. Hurts accounted for 55% of the total offense himself and 61% of the offensive touchdowns himself. Did that mean hurts was better than aj? No. Does it mean you are a retard that makes baseless and stupid statements? Yes. Hurts very clearly was vital to our offense last year not just feeding of others playmaking. So frick off and die

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Posted by stephendomalley

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Posted on 9/8/17 at 1:41 pm to narddogg81

the talking heads and gurus pretty much agree, as well as coach saban, that Hurts has the tendency to take off running before going thru progessions.

there is not much precedent for qb's to get over that tendency, especially when they are very good runners. For example, Steve Young was years in the pros before he started resisting that temptation, and that on good advice from a coaching guru.

so even if I agreed that he could be a good passer, he likely won't give himself the chance.

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