Oft-overlooked QB Paul Tyson 'can make any throw' on the field
247sports.com/college/alabama/Article/Alabama...Posted Jul 14, 2020, 2:58 PM UTC
Posted Jul 14, 2020, 2:58 PM UTC
Mac Jones 2.0
I watched Taulia vs Tyson II at Thompson. My takeaway was that Tyson has a ton of arm talent, but the offense at Hewitt wasn't doing very much to help prep him for college football. If he keeps developing, his ceiling can be very high, but irrespective of the competition, I just don't see him as a legitimate option at QB for another year or two at least.
Josh Floyd played QB and coached with Gus at Shiloh Christian in Arkansas. From what I understand, Hewitt's offense is basically the high school version of Auburn's...which is basically like saying a high school version of a high school offense. Anyways, like Auburn's offense, Hewitt's offense does not do much to develop QBs to take the next step.
Their go-to passing play seemed to be various depths and iterations of the sideline fade, which is probably a fair way to take advantage of a strong-armed QB and WRs that can jump in HS, but it's not gonna help a QB develop much for the next level.
Sound like the Clemson offense for the past 2 seasons
Man, Bryce just can't get a break. Gotta beat Mac and Tyson.
I heard he only plays those 3 pm games.