Seriously. I was enjoying this until he came out with "Cade Cunningham" and kept repeating it over and over. If you're going to reference a guy multiple times, please have his name right. I thought maybe there'd be an edit in the description to make the correction, but not so far.
Sorry but you absolutely do not know ball if you think Orji would have taken over if JJ got hurt last year. It was very clear he was a gadget guy and Tuttle, and Warren were the backup QB's.
Then put him at fullback, because you don’t need a beast at quarterback you need a quarterback that can pass at least well enough to keep defenses honest.
Ooo, I'm going to have to disagree with you strongly (but friendly!) about Orji being able to easily replace most of JJ's passing production. JJ and the Michigan passing game absolutely feasted on routes over the middle; mostly intermediate routes. To hit those effectively and with the consistency JJ did, you have to be extremely accurate. Not only in hitting your receiver but also throwing it to the right "part" of the receiver. There is nothing in Orji's past (HS or in college, spring game included) that shows he has the level of accuracy required to make those throws. Overthrowing WRs over the middle, or too far in front or behind, is a recipe for turnovers. And to get the most out of Michigan's biggest weapon, Colston Loveland, whoever is QB will have to be able to throw over the middle. If Orji is QB the offense will require a much different passing attack, one that won't be able to fully utilize Loveland; at least if they try to use Loveland and the TEs anything like they did last year. That's why I think Tuttle is likely to win ultimately. I'm almost tempted to say Warren maybe ahead of Orji. I think Orji is going to play. I just don't think he'll be the starting QB when the season opens.
I was going to give you a thumbs up until you said Tuttle is your guy. Geez, Louise, if Tuttle is our guy, we may as well put Jayden Davis in, as this guy said. Tuttle, as we all know, is a 7-year guy who has never proven anything other than being a backup everywhere he's been. Give me Warren. Give me Davis. Tuttle is an emergency guy and a guy you "want in the locker room".
Did I say, "Tuttle is MY guy" or the QB I want to start? Please, show me where I did. I gave my reasons for why I THINK Tuttle will be the guy this coaching staff will choose. Im not quite sure how you interpreted what I said as my personal endorsement for Tuttle
Two reasons why Davis Warren must be the starter come week 1- MERIT and MORALE. His performance in the spring game was McCarthy-esque. Two passing touchdowns on 9 attempts. Both touchdowns were 40+ yards, and he threw another 35+ yard pass for good measure. 136 passing yards on 9 attempts is a shade over 15 yards per attempt.... McCarthy-esque. Additionally, as the college football fan base learns his story, and the impossible challenges that he has already overcome( Leukemia as a High School junior), it is literally impossible to root against Davis Warren. As a matter of fact, even the most bitter of rivals will find themselves rooting for DW to shine. Lastly, I don't like the notion of talking about QBs in a vacuum. It's easy to envision Davis and Donovan having a Kurt Warner/Marshall Faulk ceiling. I don't see any natural comparison, and therefore replicable paradigm for any of the other QBs, with any of our offensive weapons.
Agreed. It’s difficult to imagine a significant improvement in accuracy and decision-making skills with such an increase in competition, even if he’s had some years to work on his craft. It was the same issue with Joe Milton who was also roughly at 50% in HS. Tbf, Orji is definitely more of an athlete/runner so it might not matter as much. Player development is also miles better than when Milton played. If he does have it figured out, the sky is the limit
Probably but he a 7th year player that's not in the NFL scout team or next level QB. There is concerns with him even though he played for Indiana and could beat out there QB. He been injury prone so I would pass on him and put him last on this list. Put the other 3 QB in yes they going to make mistakes and Michigan loses 2 to 4 games because of QB wr online play it happens. Michigan not a school that reloads but they do rebuild up to 3 to 5 years players to step in well that's what previous coaching staff did
Warren is the most polished QB on the team and he was JJ backup beating out Cade two years ago. Davis has an NFL arm and accuracy. He was also projected to be a top QB until he got sick. And Warren actually threw the ball a couple times coming in for JJ. Orji couldn’t hit an open deep WR.
This! So much this. Davis Warren needs to be our starter. If we aren't going to sling the ball, our offense will be easy to predict and stop. Still, I think we won't know our starting QB until like week 3.
@@khrisstake2210 all QBs trip once in a while. Tom Brady tripped on his own feet before. Orji needs to be able to hit the deep ball to keep the defense honest. Otherwise, the defense will just load the box all day. Not saying it can’t work, but Davis looked like he had NFL accuracy even a couple years ago.
I believe Denagel will transfer out at some point. Tuttle is 3rd on the depth chart. He is the bigger, faster and more talented QB vs. Davis Warren, but sometimes those attributes get trumped by the QB that best conducts the offense and produces. Davis Warren in my mind is #2. He throws a good deep ball and is mechanicaly sound. Whether or not he can produce in game time is remained to be seen, but I think he gives you the most J.J. McCarthy like if Sheronne Moore wants to emulate a similar offense as last season. I think Sheronne Moore will go with Alex Orji, because Moore is old school run heavy, with modern formations and concepts. Our WR room returns little production, but we have good TEs. We are the Baltimore Ravens on offense and defense.
If I had to put money on who will start Game 1, it would be Tuttle. All the reporting lately says it's a two horse race between Tuttle and Orji. Simply put, the thinking is Tuttle is less likely to make mistakes. Orji will see snaps, probably between 8-15 a game, but the thought is Tuttle gives them the best chance to move the chains, protect the ball and let the defense win the games. Orji clearly has the higher ceiling but Tuttle clearly has the higher floor. Maybe Warren will make it a 3 way race but everything reported since spring practice from the Michigan Beat-writers points to a Tuttle v Orji battle.
If Tuttle is our guy, I give up. Seriously. I've seen him play. I know his history. We're at the top of our game and we're going to hand the QB position to a 7-year backup? Orji's floor is around Tuttle's ceiling in this offense. If Orji, throws 4 interceptions in the first two games, then I'd rather see Warren before Tuttle. Warren is a Michigan man and models himself after JJ McCarthy. He even looks like him out there on the field. Why, oh why, would we waste the season and not give Warren a shot, or even Jayden Davis, as the host said. Tuttle is a goner. If Orji isn't the guy, it's imperative to get the next one going this year.
Orji is as talented as a walk on QB. He'd be lucky to hold JJ's pads 😂. JJ hit 72% of his passes. Passing offense taking a big step back this year with this QB room.
J.J. had some crazy 3rd-down conversion rate. He found a way to get it done with his arm or his legs. None of the QBs mentioned here have that quality (not Orji). But, if we get QB who slings the ball downfield, it will open up our run game. If put in a QB who can't throw, expect to see our run game get stuffed over and over (we don't have a crazy-good O-line this year).
I'm a JJ fan but Orji can run this offense. He'll bring some things to the table that JJ did not or was not asked to do. He'll probably complete around 60%-62% of his passes (high school is high school. Michigan is Michigan) and his escapability and running prowess will be off the charts for what we're used to here at Michigan. I'm willing to give him a chance. I'll trust the coaches decisions, no matter what they do, because they've earned it and see these guys every day.
@@pianistdavidberrimanI hope you are right but he looked horrible in the spring game on all his passes over 10 yards. I want it to be Orji because he’s a dangerous runner. Praying he gets better.
Jaydan Davis is the highest ranked Quarterback of the bunch. Warren Davis has looked the best on the field during spring scrimmage. Tuttle has the most experience and has looked the best in games. Orgi makes Michigan one dimensional. With Orgi at quarterback we wouldn’t have beaten Ohio St. the last three years. If Michigan will be happy at 8-4 start Orgi. Because with him they will lose to Texas, Oregon, and Ohio St. definitely and probably USC or Washington.
@livinlife3888 that florida team was absolutely loaded with talent at the skill positions on offense. They could have won using any QB. Dual QBs almost always fail.
@@jessiejessie2528 not true, I actually think they wouldn’t have won just using one Qb that year, both qbs brought something different to the table that’s why it worked.💯
10:10 I agree that Orjii has the highest ceiling and floor of any QB on the roster right now. However, his arm talent is a major question mark in terms of accuracy. He struggled quite a bit during the spring game before he settled down and did better. He can definitely sling the ball, but we'll see if his accuracy can improve. There's no question he's a fantastic runner. Orjii is going to be the starter against Fresno St. unless he gets injured.
Orji is a great athlete and is great at running the ball. Hell be ok throwing 10 yard passes and under but he for sure doesn't have the best arm at Michigan. Davis Warren has a great arm. You should watch the U of M spring game. Watch Davis Warren. He looked great. Its between him and Orji
Here are my thoughts on the QB battle. I think the starting QB will partially be determined by the offensive line play. For the most part, Michigan has had a pro-style QB ever since Harbaugh came to Michigan. If Orji were to start, it would mean they would have to overhaul the offense because he is not a pro-style QB.
For me, if Orji isn't the starter, you need to stick with that and see if he's willing to move to WR and actually help the team. He's way too talented not to play and start on the field. If we're asking him to be in the same passing offense as JJ, he can flourish. Low risk passes with high completion % will help. He can also throw the ball deep. Would be nice to see. If he throws 60% and keeps his picks low, this team is winning the big 10 for the 4th year in a row. Not sure when the last time we did that was.
If this teams wins it's 4th straight in a row then donkeys will be flying at least be honest orji OR whoever starts will lose 1 to 4 games because of poor QB and online play period.
@@khrisstake2210I wouldn't say terrible I think all these QBs are below average and especially the 7th year man who should be n NFL. Orji and the rest need game experience and right now it's 2 to 4 loses if QBs are below average play.
Other than blowing Cade McNamara's name, this was spot on. I agree with him on the depth chart and the fact that Orji brings a lot to the table. He'll never be as accurate as McCarthy but can be well more than serviceable running this offense. I'm excited to see him silence the critics in weeks 1 and 2.
I believe Alex will be the starting Qb he has all the tools to be a good Qb. People keep talking about his passing rating in high school how do we know that his receivers in high school could have been dropping the ball alot and believe me it effect your passing rating. You cant go by what he did in high school. People get better when they go to college also if Michigan didnt think he couldnt play the position they would not have brought him in as a Qb. Also look at Bills Qb Josh Allen you know he had a passing rating in college 55 percent and guess what he was draft by the Nfl.
Cade Cunningham? You mean McNamara? Cade Cunningham is a basketball player for the Pistons and went to OKSU.
Who is Cade Cunningham?
@@cliffordtaylor1881😅
Seriously. I was enjoying this until he came out with "Cade Cunningham" and kept repeating it over and over. If you're going to reference a guy multiple times, please have his name right. I thought maybe there'd be an edit in the description to make the correction, but not so far.
Close enough. It's just a name.
Yeah I had to bounce after the 2nd Cunningham
Sorry but you absolutely do not know ball if you think Orji would have taken over if JJ got hurt last year. It was very clear he was a gadget guy and Tuttle, and Warren were the backup QB's.
Alex orji is going to be a beast
Then put him at fullback, because you don’t need a beast at quarterback you need a quarterback that can pass at least well enough to keep defenses honest.
Ooo, I'm going to have to disagree with you strongly (but friendly!) about Orji being able to easily replace most of JJ's passing production.
JJ and the Michigan passing game absolutely feasted on routes over the middle; mostly intermediate routes. To hit those effectively and with the consistency JJ did, you have to be extremely accurate. Not only in hitting your receiver but also throwing it to the right "part" of the receiver. There is nothing in Orji's past (HS or in college, spring game included) that shows he has the level of accuracy required to make those throws. Overthrowing WRs over the middle, or too far in front or behind, is a recipe for turnovers. And to get the most out of Michigan's biggest weapon, Colston Loveland, whoever is QB will have to be able to throw over the middle.
If Orji is QB the offense will require a much different passing attack, one that won't be able to fully utilize Loveland; at least if they try to use Loveland and the TEs anything like they did last year.
That's why I think Tuttle is likely to win ultimately. I'm almost tempted to say Warren maybe ahead of Orji.
I think Orji is going to play. I just don't think he'll be the starting QB when the season opens.
I was going to give you a thumbs up until you said Tuttle is your guy. Geez, Louise, if Tuttle is our guy, we may as well put Jayden Davis in, as this guy said. Tuttle, as we all know, is a 7-year guy who has never proven anything other than being a backup everywhere he's been. Give me Warren. Give me Davis. Tuttle is an emergency guy and a guy you "want in the locker room".
Did I say, "Tuttle is MY guy" or the QB I want to start? Please, show me where I did.
I gave my reasons for why I THINK Tuttle will be the guy this coaching staff will choose.
Im not quite sure how you interpreted what I said as my personal endorsement for Tuttle
@@pianistdavidberriman agreed.
Orji hasn't completed a pass for Michigan- it's crazy people think he can replace JJ.
he hasn’t even been given a chance to throw lol he can be our jalen milroe
@@nathantuckfield2199There is a reason he hasn’t been given a chance.
@@matthewhuszarik4173because JJ Mcarthy buddy
@@Quis2212 What has JJ McCarthy got to do with Orji not attempting a pass? Every other quarterback who came in last year had several attempts.
Didn't Michigan beat Penn State without JJ throwing a pass for half a game that ain't irreplaceable
Two reasons why Davis Warren must be the starter come week 1- MERIT and MORALE.
His performance in the spring game was McCarthy-esque. Two passing touchdowns on 9 attempts. Both touchdowns were 40+ yards, and he threw another 35+ yard pass for good measure. 136 passing yards on 9 attempts is a shade over 15 yards per attempt.... McCarthy-esque.
Additionally, as the college football fan base learns his story, and the impossible challenges that he has already overcome( Leukemia as a High School junior), it is literally impossible to root against Davis Warren. As a matter of fact, even the most bitter of rivals will find themselves rooting for DW to shine.
Lastly, I don't like the notion of talking about QBs in a vacuum. It's easy to envision Davis and Donovan having a Kurt Warner/Marshall Faulk ceiling. I don't see any natural comparison, and therefore replicable paradigm for any of the other QBs, with any of our offensive weapons.
54% acc in high school is pretty awful.
It was 3 years ago he can always improve
Agreed. It’s difficult to imagine a significant improvement in accuracy and decision-making skills with such an increase in competition, even if he’s had some years to work on his craft. It was the same issue with Joe Milton who was also roughly at 50% in HS. Tbf, Orji is definitely more of an athlete/runner so it might not matter as much. Player development is also miles better than when Milton played. If he does have it figured out, the sky is the limit
They are just going to run the exact same offense they did last year, only with Tuttle. He can make those throws.
Probably but he a 7th year player that's not in the NFL scout team or next level QB. There is concerns with him even though he played for Indiana and could beat out there QB. He been injury prone so I would pass on him and put him last on this list. Put the other 3 QB in yes they going to make mistakes and Michigan loses 2 to 4 games because of QB wr online play it happens. Michigan not a school that reloads but they do rebuild up to 3 to 5 years players to step in well that's what previous coaching staff did
Excited to see this in the new ncaa game.
I tried watching this of interest to me but you stop and have hesitations honestly can’t stand listening to you. You got to get it together pal
Warren is the most polished QB on the team and he was JJ backup beating out Cade two years ago. Davis has an NFL arm and accuracy. He was also projected to be a top QB until he got sick.
And Warren actually threw the ball a couple times coming in for JJ.
Orji couldn’t hit an open deep WR.
This! So much this. Davis Warren needs to be our starter. If we aren't going to sling the ball, our offense will be easy to predict and stop. Still, I think we won't know our starting QB until like week 3.
Warren LITERALLY tripped over his own feet trying to scramble. Alex at least can move
@@khrisstake2210 all QBs trip once in a while. Tom Brady tripped on his own feet before.
Orji needs to be able to hit the deep ball to keep the defense honest. Otherwise, the defense will just load the box all day. Not saying it can’t work, but Davis looked like he had NFL accuracy even a couple years ago.
I believe Denagel will transfer out at some point.
Tuttle is 3rd on the depth chart. He is the bigger, faster and more talented QB vs. Davis Warren, but sometimes those attributes get trumped by the QB that best conducts the offense and produces. Davis Warren in my mind is #2. He throws a good deep ball and is mechanicaly sound. Whether or not he can produce in game time is remained to be seen, but I think he gives you the most J.J. McCarthy like if Sheronne Moore wants to emulate a similar offense as last season.
I think Sheronne Moore will go with Alex Orji, because Moore is old school run heavy, with modern formations and concepts. Our WR room returns little production, but we have good TEs. We are the Baltimore Ravens on offense and defense.
You kept saying Cade Cunningham who plays for the Pistons...I'm sure you meant Cade McNamara
Bro that cracked me up 😂😂😂
I think we either get Tuttle and a McNamara-esque offense or Orji and start playing academy football.
If I had to put money on who will start Game 1, it would be Tuttle. All the reporting lately says it's a two horse race between Tuttle and Orji. Simply put, the thinking is Tuttle is less likely to make mistakes. Orji will see snaps, probably between 8-15 a game, but the thought is Tuttle gives them the best chance to move the chains, protect the ball and let the defense win the games. Orji clearly has the higher ceiling but Tuttle clearly has the higher floor.
Maybe Warren will make it a 3 way race but everything reported since spring practice from the Michigan Beat-writers points to a Tuttle v Orji battle.
If Tuttle is our guy, I give up. Seriously. I've seen him play. I know his history. We're at the top of our game and we're going to hand the QB position to a 7-year backup? Orji's floor is around Tuttle's ceiling in this offense. If Orji, throws 4 interceptions in the first two games, then I'd rather see Warren before Tuttle. Warren is a Michigan man and models himself after JJ McCarthy. He even looks like him out there on the field. Why, oh why, would we waste the season and not give Warren a shot, or even Jayden Davis, as the host said. Tuttle is a goner. If Orji isn't the guy, it's imperative to get the next one going this year.
Sorry pal, Orji Is A Weapon... End Of Story! Up to the Coaches to Play to His Strenghs!
Bring cade back from Iowa to beat Ohio state lol
I think Michigan holds the record for having an elite team for years but never having a good qb (minus the last couple years with JJ)
Orji is as talented as a walk on QB. He'd be lucky to hold JJ's pads 😂. JJ hit 72% of his passes. Passing offense taking a big step back this year with this QB room.
J.J. had some crazy 3rd-down conversion rate. He found a way to get it done with his arm or his legs. None of the QBs mentioned here have that quality (not Orji). But, if we get QB who slings the ball downfield, it will open up our run game. If put in a QB who can't throw, expect to see our run game get stuffed over and over (we don't have a crazy-good O-line this year).
I'm a JJ fan but Orji can run this offense. He'll bring some things to the table that JJ did not or was not asked to do. He'll probably complete around 60%-62% of his passes (high school is high school. Michigan is Michigan) and his escapability and running prowess will be off the charts for what we're used to here at Michigan. I'm willing to give him a chance. I'll trust the coaches decisions, no matter what they do, because they've earned it and see these guys every day.
Orji has not completed a single pass for Michigan- it's absurd people think he should start, much less replace JJ.
@@pianistdavidberrimanI hope you are right but he looked horrible in the spring game on all his passes over 10 yards. I want it to be Orji because he’s a dangerous runner. Praying he gets better.
Jaydan Davis is the highest ranked Quarterback of the bunch. Warren Davis has looked the best on the field during spring scrimmage. Tuttle has the most experience and has looked the best in games. Orgi makes Michigan one dimensional. With Orgi at quarterback we wouldn’t have beaten Ohio St. the last three years. If Michigan will be happy at 8-4 start Orgi. Because with him they will lose to Texas, Oregon, and Ohio St. definitely and probably USC or Washington.
How can you said rotating qbs never worked and Leak and Tebow won a national championship using that system?
Who on earth is leak?
@@khrisstake2210 must be pretty young huh? How can u know Tebow but not Leak?
@livinlife3888 that florida team was absolutely loaded with talent at the skill positions on offense. They could have won using any QB. Dual QBs almost always fail.
@@khrisstake2210 chris leak
@@jessiejessie2528 not true, I actually think they wouldn’t have won just using one Qb that year, both qbs brought something different to the table that’s why it worked.💯
We play Texas week 2; so no time to learn on the fly.
10:10 I agree that Orjii has the highest ceiling and floor of any QB on the roster right now. However, his arm talent is a major question mark in terms of accuracy. He struggled quite a bit during the spring game before he settled down and did better. He can definitely sling the ball, but we'll see if his accuracy can improve. There's no question he's a fantastic runner. Orjii is going to be the starter against Fresno St. unless he gets injured.
Orji is a great athlete and is great at running the ball. Hell be ok throwing 10 yard passes and under but he for sure doesn't have the best arm at Michigan. Davis Warren has a great arm. You should watch the U of M spring game. Watch Davis Warren. He looked great. Its between him and Orji
Here are my thoughts on the QB battle. I think the starting QB will partially be determined by the offensive line play. For the most part, Michigan has had a pro-style QB ever since Harbaugh came to Michigan. If Orji were to start, it would mean they would have to overhaul the offense because he is not a pro-style QB.
Cade Cunningham?....Really?
Cade Cunningham???
You lost me at Cade Cunningham 🙄😆
Really dude?!?!
Close enough. It's just a name.
For me, if Orji isn't the starter, you need to stick with that and see if he's willing to move to WR and actually help the team. He's way too talented not to play and start on the field.
If we're asking him to be in the same passing offense as JJ, he can flourish. Low risk passes with high completion % will help. He can also throw the ball deep. Would be nice to see.
If he throws 60% and keeps his picks low, this team is winning the big 10 for the 4th year in a row. Not sure when the last time we did that was.
If this teams wins it's 4th straight in a row then donkeys will be flying at least be honest orji OR whoever starts will lose 1 to 4 games because of poor QB and online play period.
Who pay you to say all this crap.
what kind of guy posts such crap on a video he didn't care for?
All these qb’s are terrible so it doesn’t matter
Calm down
@@khrisstake2210I wouldn't say terrible I think all these QBs are below average and especially the 7th year man who should be n NFL. Orji and the rest need game experience and right now it's 2 to 4 loses if QBs are below average play.
@@clarencewalder2985 they won't be BELOW average. They've had too much training for that. Even the freshman would be above average
Brady Hart is already better than any of them.
@@titusprime5240 Not true, but he certainly looks to top them all.
Other than blowing Cade McNamara's name, this was spot on. I agree with him on the depth chart and the fact that Orji brings a lot to the table. He'll never be as accurate as McCarthy but can be well more than serviceable running this offense. I'm excited to see him silence the critics in weeks 1 and 2.
You don’t know a thing
I believe Alex will be the starting Qb he has all the tools to be a good Qb. People keep talking about his passing rating in high school how do we know that his receivers in high school could have been dropping the ball alot and believe me it effect your passing rating. You cant go by what he did in high school. People get better when they go to college also if Michigan didnt think he couldnt play the position they would not have brought him in as a Qb. Also look at Bills Qb Josh Allen you know he had a passing rating in college 55 percent and guess what he was draft by the Nfl.
Davis Warren starts and balls out 🥱🥱