#NotreDame QB Malik Zaire on Brian Kelly's decision: "My whole goal is to turn chicken crap into chicken salad. We gotta make him right."
decision?
well, regardless, good to know everyone is on the same page!
QB controveries are never good for a team. Sooner or later it divides the team.
The only QB duo I recall as successful is in the way back machine: King Hill/Frank Ryan
Don't forget Joe Germaine and Stanley Jackson in the mid 90s OSU.decision?
well, regardless, good to know everyone is on the same page!
QB controveries are never good for a team. Sooner or later it divides the team.
The only QB duo I recall as successful is in the way back machine: King Hill/Frank Ryan
Spanked the Irish around, no? lolI did forget them; how good did it work? did they win the B10 or NC?
Maybe step up and make a decision?I don't see what the big deal is in playing both in game one if it helps the coaches decide who will win the job. I don't think you know how hard Kelly's job is in picking one over the other cgvr as he said in his presser that both have had 250 plus reps and have only had two interceptions combimed between the two of them and he also said that has been with recievers running wrong routes and everything else
#NotreDame QB Malik Zaire on Brian Kelly's decision: "My whole goal is to turn chicken crap into chicken salad. We gotta make him right."
Who's "him"? I don't quite follow.
It reminds me of Ohio State's situation last year. Both QBs capable of starting and winning. Meyer went with Jones first, then later switched to Barrett, who played better. So it's never an easy decision.
Who is fat boy?Fat boy crapped the bed again. Oh Boy. I guess with a loss to Texas while he decides how many fig newtons he can scarf down his throat, the QB situation will work itself out,
If Kelly is using this game as a measuring stick to see who should start the rest of the season, I still dont like that. It's hard enough to start a season opener at Texas in the sweltering heat and play a team that badly wants to beat you on account of last year's embarrassment. This adds more pressure for Kizer and Zaire to perform well, which is not what they need.
Kelly didn't say how he was going to use the 2 QBs. He also didn't say who was going to start. There's no guarantee this will be an equal timeshare for both QBs. For all we know one QB might get 80% of the offensive plays and the other 20%. One thing we do know for sure is Kelly said his vague "both QBs will play" decision only applies to Texas. The coaches will then reevaluate before Nevada. Right now I don't think Kelly provided enough info for any of us to draw grand conclusions. If we're still not settled on a QB after Nevada or if the Texas game is a disaster then this decision might warrant severe criticism, but right now there's so much Kelly didn't say that it's really tough to know what to expect. Let's see how this all plays out.
It's quite obvious that Zaire believes he won the starting job. This isn't the first time he got in porky's face....
“When I walk on the field, I honestly believe I’m the best guy out there,” Zaire says flatly. “There is no better player than me on the field. I know I can get it done. That’s what keeps me focused, knowing that these guys are looking at me to run the show. You have to perform when you’re asked to perform, and that comes down to confidence. If you’re not confident, why are you out there?”
“I thought I would have a chance to start, and it wasn’t like that at all,” Zaire says. “It was like an unwritten thing, ‘He’s going to be the guy.’ You can’t say there’s going to be a quarterback competition and then decide three days into camp that he (Golson) won the position.
“I didn’t have an opportunity then, because I didn’t even run first-team reps. He was running everything with the first team, and then coach Kelly said, ‘All right, he won the starting job.’ That isn’t a competition. He was meant to win from the beginning.”
I don't see what the big deal is in playing both in game one if it helps the coaches decide who will win the job. I don't think you know how hard Kelly's job is in picking one over the other cgvr as he said in his presser that both have had 250 plus reps and have only had two interceptions combimed between the two of them and he also said that has been with recievers running wrong routes and everything else
silly, sad and pathetic. i support kelly 100% on the qb issue.#NotreDame QB Malik Zaire on Brian Kelly's decision: "My whole goal is to turn chicken crap into chicken salad. We gotta make him right."
how so ? are you there every day ?Zaire is right ... too bad you can't be right and say so publicly without being looked upon unfavorably
why ? if they are truly even what should he do ? you obviously never donned a football helmet in your life.Maybe step up and make a decision?
you're way off.I don't acre which QB he selects, just a make a decision build a game plan around that Qb and unite the team. Kelly is crapping the bed on this one and it is going to haunt him and the faithful if we lose to Texas.
nothing wrong with pressure.If Kelly is using this game as a measuring stick to see who should start the rest of the season, I still dont like that. It's hard enough to start a season opener at Texas in the sweltering heat and play a team that badly wants to beat you on account of last year's embarrassment. This adds more pressure for Kizer and Zaire to perform well, which is not what they need.
maybe if he would have worked harder earlier in his career the situation may be different. maybe zaire should shut the hell up and be a positive example to his teammates. players know whether or not this decision is the proper one. i'm behind kelly 100% on this.It's quite obvious that Zaire believes he won the starting job. This isn't the first time he got in porky's face....
“When I walk on the field, I honestly believe I’m the best guy out there,” Zaire says flatly. “There is no better player than me on the field. I know I can get it done. That’s what keeps me focused, knowing that these guys are looking at me to run the show. You have to perform when you’re asked to perform, and that comes down to confidence. If you’re not confident, why are you out there?”
“I thought I would have a chance to start, and it wasn’t like that at all,” Zaire says. “It was like an unwritten thing, ‘He’s going to be the guy.’ You can’t say there’s going to be a quarterback competition and then decide three days into camp that he (Golson) won the position.
“I didn’t have an opportunity then, because I didn’t even run first-team reps. He was running everything with the first team, and then coach Kelly said, ‘All right, he won the starting job.’ That isn’t a competition. He was meant to win from the beginning.”
if he truly wants to lead he'll shut up and perform when given the opportunity. play well enough to force them to keep him on the field.It is good Malik has a lot of confidence. He just might lead this team to a National title. Same thing could be said about Kizer. This is going to be another great year !!
i personally don't care who plays or how much. nd can win 3-2 and i'll be satisfied. w's are the only thing that matters to me.Not that it matters but I fully expect Zaire to trot out with the offense on the first series and establish the tone. Kizer will come in on subsequent series.