11-20-2015, 03:09 PM
What is the difference between "dual threat" and pro style anyway? To me, if you want to make it in the NFL, you need to be a pro-style QB, and plenty of "dual threat" QBs are drafted high by the NFL.
Does this basically come down to if you can't run fast, you are considered pro-style, and if you can run you are dual-threat? Can't there be guys that want to be trained in pro style offenses who are great runners also? And even if you run a read option offense and carry the ball a lot in high school, it doesn't mean you can't learn the pro-style offense at Stanford, does it?
Does this basically come down to if you can't run fast, you are considered pro-style, and if you can run you are dual-threat? Can't there be guys that want to be trained in pro style offenses who are great runners also? And even if you run a read option offense and carry the ball a lot in high school, it doesn't mean you can't learn the pro-style offense at Stanford, does it?