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Originally Posted by Tribal Warfare
The NFL does a lousy job of developing backup quarterbacks. Coaches stress preparation for all during news conferences, but at practice give nearly all their time to the starter.
Haley is as guilty of this as anyone. His intentions are good, but Croyle said last week he typically gets only two or three snaps with the first team in practice.
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As much a valuable asset the QB position is to a team one would think the NFL would impose a rule, and find a way to enforce it, that the #2 QB gets say 25% of practice snaps. I think this would be good for the league if more #2s are developed into starter types.
Again though, the main question would be, how would they enforce such a rule?