My gut says Ty is the guy and Mack is the backup with Russell pushing Mack throughout the season. But that's kind of a boring/chalky answer.
So, my more fun guess is that Mack wins the job. He has 3 years in the offense so should know it better than anyone else and I feel like DeBoer wants to get back to using his full playbook after last season. Then I think Ty would be the backup if he sticks around but if not obviously Keelon would be.
Despite his talent I have a very hard time seeing Keelon as the guy. He came in very skinny and can't possibly know the full playbook and I just don't think DeBoer will want to use a significantly trimmed down playbook again. I know he's talented but it's such a big jump to go from HS to College especially for a QB. I'd argue the jump for a QB from HS to College is significantly bigger than College to NFL.
So, my more fun guess is that Mack wins the job. He has 3 years in the offense so should know it better than anyone else and I feel like DeBoer wants to get back to using his full playbook after last season. Then I think Ty would be the backup if he sticks around but if not obviously Keelon would be.
Despite his talent I have a very hard time seeing Keelon as the guy. He came in very skinny and can't possibly know the full playbook and I just don't think DeBoer will want to use a significantly trimmed down playbook again. I know he's talented but it's such a big jump to go from HS to College especially for a QB. I'd argue the jump for a QB from HS to College is significantly bigger than College to NFL.
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