First, HH hasn’t played enough to show it was a meaningful difference.

Second, RW was pretty good last year. It’s not like CJF was insisting on playing an unknown. So starting him and giving him chances to get on track wasn’t unusual.

Finally, you would like to think that, at a minimum, a coaching staff would be able to tell which QB is best in practice. And for whatever reason, CJF thought it was RW. If he was wrong, what does that say about his talent evaluation skills and how are we better off if it took Kills to help him make the change?

I think there are still many factors that are unclear. Well know more in 3 weeks. I’m not sure how much the QB change matters.
[Post edited by WestyHokie at 10/29/2019 3:11PM]