10-28-2021, 01:49 PM
(10-28-2021, 01:31 PM)Joelist Wrote: Stats are fine and have their place I will readily concur. But in any situation involving human beings (especially groups of us) psychology is also a big factor. In the NFL the QB is schematically the "leader" of the offense. But as in all group situations just because one person is the official leader doesn't mean everyone always and automatically looks to them - you see this all the time in places varying from sports team to the military and others where someone may officially be the leader but the group actually takes their lead from someone else - the psychological leader
TO BE CONT...
Just look at Oklahoma and their QB change. I watched the players react when Williams was made the starter over Rattler...
Was a crazy change how the entire team reacted. I watched it IN GAME when the change happened and the Sooners came
roaring back against Texas (I believe?) and beat them. How the QB holds himself can affect everything.
