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From "Early preview of Stanford's quarterback competition":
"Serving as the primary backup last year, all signs indicate Chryst will be the next quarterback to follow Hogan's footsteps. After throwing eighty five touchdowns in high school, Keller Chryst was no doubt Stanford's highest ranked quarterback recruit ever. Chryst was a four star on every recruiting service and ranked as high as the nation's second best pro-style quarterback. The redshirt sophomore has the size and strength to be an NFL quarterback; Chryst is 6'5" and weighs 237 lbs, and according to Tom Fitzgerald of the San Francisco Chronicle, he can throw the ball roughly 70 yards. Also, Chryst comes from a football family. His dad is the offensive coordinator for the San Francisco 49ers while his uncle is the head coach for Wisconsin.
On the field last year, Chryst showed promise after throwing four for four against Arizona for 39 yards and a touchdown. Chryst even showed his physicality after an awesome block against an Arizona defender while blocking for Christian McCaffery. If Chryst can adapt the knowledge of his family, he can pair it with his size to become a serious threat for defenses."
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Comments
I agree that Love will be a big factor this year
I’ve been calling out for Love and McCaffrey to be on the field at the same time so you can pitch or throw to either side. If you have a TE over the middle and WRs clearing out the deep zone on either side the QB has a lot of choices and the defense can’t defend them all as long as the Stanford OL holds up. If Love can play to his potential his ceiling might be higher than McCaffrey’s—but we’ll have to see it on the field.
By worldblee on 06.17.16 3:08pm