Classy to see Cutter Boley congratulate fellow QB Jake Fette after the game. Some players in Boley's shoes would not do this. (Credit: Mark J. Rebilas-Imagn Images)

Jake Fette on ASU’s quarterback room to @SunDevilPBP’s Kevin Turner: “It’s just nothing but love... I wouldn't be standing here with my first collegiate win without those guys in that room.” @DevilsDigest

no one asked ben if he thought a forward handoff to an ineligible is illegal? imo, they prob saw this trick play in some hs or cfb film. different rules. different levels. gotta be pissed at whatever coach got that one installed. smdh.

Former NFL QB @derekcarrqb explains where quarterback development has gone wrong in recent years and his solution to the problem.

WRONG is a strong word… the best “pure progression” offenses are based in defender read concepts, that they just give you a starting point! I def think there is an argument they make QBs think less, but is that a good thing & does it help QBs? The argument “defenses are too hard” so we have to do this, is a dumb reason for doing it, IMO! But I def think you can design an offense always to give a QB starting points and teaching them when to stay there and when to get off right away… but at end of day that is reading coverage and not pure progression in its truest form! Love to hear why you are for it and how it the big picture it makes a QB better?

My problem is design primarily… but also asking a QB to read one side of field to other with no knowledge of what’s happening on other side… and also when you can’t move through faster (due to timing of routes 3 & 4) when early progression not good… and also there is no true timing to be taught… And it’s not NEVER run a pure progression play bc we all have and those connected are good concepts… but I hate living in that world bc most don’t force the hand of defense by putting them in conflict, but more based on catching them out of position! My contention is that the nature of pure progression - see if 1 is open & then move to 2, 3, 4 from there - at the end of the day hurts a QB more than it helps them & doesn’t teach them to truly play the game!

You will call both of these “pure progression”, I would not! WHY? Bc one happens all on 1 side of field off defenders, the other on 2 sides and NOT defender, but hoping someone gets open! 2 completely different types of plays IMO… yes “pure progression” can be done in a way that becomes defender read & those are the only ones I like, bc I can read the defender even if you don’t!

Haha, but in actuality all of them became half field reads that connected to each other… in other words they all happened in same side of field, which more solidifies my point!

Jared Goff throws the ugliest accurate ball in the league. I feel like it’s a sweaty hands / grip issue or something. I’d love to compare the Lions prepped footballs to another team in the league. That or get him some rosin spray for his hands.

Colandrea is your typical productive college QB. Tough, athletic, accurate, elite competitor. Likely won’t be an NFL guy (hope I’m wrong) but the kind of guy you can win a lot of college fb games with