Disagree. Might be easier than you think

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leafnose
No, I don't want either of the current backups as the main man should it go sideways, however Wolford knows the book, and can be a camp arm.
Finding an appropriate guy to be first off the bench has to be addressed.

Look at that Purdie Boy out in SF. Skylar Hamilton in Miami. I am pretty sure there are plenty of guys out there or in the draft that can do better than the Wolf or Perkins.

I don't care about his "camp arm" if he is the QB2 it's more important how he plays not how his "camp arm" is. As for "knowing the book", that doesn't matter to me either if you are unable to "execute" the book!

How hard is the "book" to learn anyway? Baker learned it in 24 hours.

The Wolf has got to go as QB2. Maybe keep him on to clean McVay's "tighty whities" after a tough game but that's about it. Since the Wolf is so smart I am sure he will be good at getting the stains out. If not, he can always see Morris about using some of that Charmin Shell!

But as for QB2...it's time to move on!

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