The Easton Stick Mega Thread

[Christopher Moen]

He’s a special player, but have you watched Tua Tagovailoa or Kyler Murray play this year?

I haven't watched much of Kyler, but Tua could be something special in the NFL. One of the few college QBs I rank higher than Easton.

[GreenfieldBison]

Tua is pretty special. He also enjoys a pretty special supporting cast. But, he’s not a senior no? Coming out early?


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[17>1]

Tua is pretty special. He also enjoys a pretty special supporting cast. But, he’s not a senior no? Coming out early?


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I think he's only a sophomore.

[2011BisonAlumni]

Easton Stick is THE best QB in college football. Period ... this year ... end of sentence.


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LMFAO....ya Easton Stick is not anywhere close to as good as Tua.

[westnodak93bison]

Tua is good but how much of that is what surrounds him? Same goes for Easton. Time will tell.

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[Christopher Moen]

Tua is good but how much of that is what surrounds him? Same goes for Easton. Time will tell.

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Just go back to the National Championship game between Alabama and Georgia. Remember how badly Jalen Hurts was struggling against the Bulldogs? Remember how badly Tua tore up the Bulldogs once he replaced Jalen? Tua reminds me of Mahomes, only smaller. He's going to make a NFL team very happy after next year.

[westnodak93bison]

One can only speculate. What could Easton do for AL?

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[Christopher Moen]

One can only speculate. What could Easton do for AL?

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Run a more balance offense, read the defenses better and, of course, run the ball himself. Tua will probably never be in Easton's class in regards to running, but it will be interesting to see if he develops the mental aspect of the game. Developing into a cerebral QB is something NDSU can offer that most P5 schools can't due to not having a good QB coach who played in the NFL and that their QBs leave way too early if they have any chance of being drafted within the first three rounds. There's a reason why so many QBs fail once they hit the NFL. They come from a spread system that relies more on their physical tools than their mental tools.

[GreenfieldBison]

Yeas as talented as Tua is physically I believe that when he brings the team to the line he then looks to the sideline before running the play. Isn’t that right? I don’t recall seeing Easton Stick doing that anytime in recent history.


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[Christopher Moen]

Yeas as talented as Tua is physically I believe that when he brings the team to the line he then looks to the sideline before running the play. Isn’t that right? I don’t recall seeing Easton Stick doing that anytime in recent history.


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Yes, Easton has been taught to play like a Pro, while Tua is being taught like a college QB. Due to this issue, NFL teams are now integrating college-like offenses since many QBs are lost when then get to the league.