Pick or Webb?

With the way the OL played during the spring, we’ll need them both.

I dont think it will be over even if Pick takes every snap this year its just gonna be one 0f those QB battles that just makes the two of them better each year they compete against each other.

throws a better ball, but we’ve all seen what Pick can do with his feet. Pick has a little better size as well.

as Jayhawk 12_28 said…I also think this is a competition that goes on but for this year, I’ll say Pick wins the spot.

because of his performance in the spring game, but I like having both of them on the team to push eachother and force eachother to get better. I think Gill favors the dual-threat QB so I think in the end Pick will win the job for the rest of his career.

http://www2.kusports.com/weblogs/breakdown/2010/jun/22/scouting-report-kale-pick-and-jordan-webb/

He is too good a runner not to win the position. Even if Webb is a slightly better passer, Pick’s running, as we saw in a few glimpses last year, can be very dangerous

I just know who ever wins gives us the best chance to win. I also believe are running style will change the running style. If Pick is number 1 mostly option runs; if its Webb, more runs up the middle. “Watch out Geogia Tech Tharps gonna getch ya.”

That back when Meier vs. Reesing was going down almost EVERYONE thought/said Meier is the front runner, his running ability and athleticism will give him the edge, has more experience, etc.

And we saw what happened there. Reesing was a much better passer, won the job, we won the Orange Bowl, etc.

I know we used a more pass-happy then than we will under Gill but still…

I’m gonna take the less traveled road and say that this kid is our future QB he has to much upside to sit on the bench. I also think the same as for Pick but his future is not as our QB. His speed will make him almost like a utility player someone who can line up as a HB, WR, or you can try to work him in as a DB. But can you imagine all the trick plays you could run with the two of them in the backfield.

My answer, long term? NEITHER. If you have to play two quarterbacks, that means you don’t have a quarterback. Both of these guys have been around for a while now. I know they’ve been introduced to a new offense this Spring, but neither one exactly lit it up at the Spring Game.

I expect fans to come to fully appreciate Reesing’s gifts at the quarterback position this season. He was a special player, and special players are incredibly rare. The fact that neither Pick nor Webb has been able to even hint at having “special” qualities so far is a really bad sign. One of these two must separate themselves from the other, or it could be a very long season.

I think we’ll be riding the qb carousel all year.