[Mick]

People thought the same about Elijah when he had trash time reps.  I wouldn't read into this at all.

Yes, but this was still against ND trying to cover the spread.  So definitely a tougher opponent than EB had faced in his garbage time reps, I believe.  And again, why haven't all the QBs been given end-of-game snaps to prove themselves?

Maybe Mirer graduates...but maybe he stays.  A new era under Pritchard might need a steady, competitive, veteran presence.  Whatever happens, Mirer gave us a moment of joy last night that was pretty special.

He led one of the best, if not the best, series I saw of our QB’s this season. His Qb rating per espn was 99.7, probably far higher than any other of our QB’s this season. If he were willing to return next season to compete & play in our QB room then I’d think very welcome. The QB solution is not ever one guy, it needs be a room, a team, cause often one guy doesn’t survive a whole season uninjured.

Just rewatched Charlie's sequence. No, he won't remind anyone of Andrew Luck. And yet...he had a terrific, courageous run. He throws a much tighter spiral than any other Stanford QB I've seen this season. And his timing on the touchdown was exquisite.

[Mick]

People thought the same about Elijah when he had trash time reps.  I wouldn't read into this at all.

Yes, but this was still against ND trying to cover the spread.  So definitely a tougher opponent than EB had faced in his garbage time reps, I believe.  And again, why haven't all the QBs been given end-of-game snaps to prove themselves?

Maybe Mirer graduates...but maybe he stays.  A new era under Pritchard might need a steady, competitive, veteran presence.  Whatever happens, Mirer gave us a moment of joy last night that was pretty special.

He led one of the best, if not the best, series I saw of our QB’s this season. His Qb rating per espn was 99.7, probably far higher than any other of our QB’s this season. If he were willing to return next season to compete & play in our QB room then I’d think very welcome. The QB solution is not ever one guy, it needs be a room, a team, cause often one guy doesn’t survive a whole season uninjured.

Just rewatched Charlie's sequence. No, he won't remind anyone of Andrew Luck. And yet...he had a terrific, courageous run. He throws a much tighter spiral than any other Stanford QB I've seen this season. And his timing on the touchdown was exquisite.