Best Running QB to use

[delija66]

Collin Klein and Bryan Bennett

[der juicen]

Quote: Originally Posted by THE YAMA

I just started a 1-star online dynasty with some friends, and Western Kentucky's QB is pretty solid. He has about high 80's in speed and acceleration.

My thoughts exactly. He's alright with throwing as well. Though I think scrambling is highly overrated and makes the game so boring. Though once the games defensive structure evolves far enough to where they can feasibly guard against the scramble, then I'll be ok with it. As it stands right now though? Way too easy to cheese because the AI turns into grapefruit when a QB scrambles.

[gymrat8168]

Quote: Originally Posted by UTLUNIS

Who was better ever?

I am a huge Michigan and Denard fan but Tommy Frazier was the best running QB I've ever seen. Nebraska's option game with him at the helm was lethal.

[bkrich83]

Quote: Originally Posted by UTLUNIS

Who was better ever?

You realize football has been around since before the year 2008 right?

Someone already said Tommie Frazier. Best pure running QB I've ever seen in college was probably Michael Vick. Darian Hagan was pretty special.

Denard's a special player but best rushing QB of all time, that's tough to justify.

[miz468]

Quote: Originally Posted by UTLUNIS

Who was better ever?

Aside from the examples from the past, I'll go homer and say Cam Newton. He had the straight line and lateral speed to make 50 or 60-yard TD runs, and he was a power runner, at 6'6 250.

Denard wears Cam Newton pajamas.

[bluegomaize]

Quote: Originally Posted by gymrat8168

I am a huge Michigan and Denard fan but Tommy Frazier was the best running QB I've ever seen. Nebraska's option game with him at the helm was lethal.

Denard has much better statistics than Frazier.

[miz468]

Quote: Originally Posted by bluegomaize

Denard has much better statistics than Frazier.

Different era, different offenses. The majority of Denard's yards come from broken plays where he has lots of daylight.

Frazier's runs were designed, and a lot of times he would gain yards and pitch it on the option, surrendering the rushing yards for that play to the RB.

[der juicen]

Quote: Originally Posted by miz468

Aside from the examples from the past, I'll go homer and say Cam Newton. He had the straight line and lateral speed to make 50 or 60-yard TD runs, and he was a power runner, at 6'6 250. Denard wears Cam Newton pajamas.

love me some Cam, but now you're just inviting Cam haters to flock in here and start chanting Scam Newton.