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This was brought up on PTI the other day. Why not have closer QB's much like in baseball has a closer pitcher? A QB that goes in during the 4th quarter, or later in the 4th to close out the game. Just want to see what you guys think.
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Thats pretty retarded. The WRs are accumosted to their QB, and you have the leader of your team under center.
It is a pretty dumb question. Only reason you have a closer in baseball is because he usually throws harder and the middle relievers/starter is tired.
Totally different as in football the QBs arm rarely gets tired unless he is in like Texas Tech's or New Mexico State's offense.2014-2015 Kentucky Wildcats (38-1)
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The only way I can see that working is if you have a QB who is great, but chokes in the 4th Q. So, you bring in a guy who has won in the past, like a Jeff Garcia.Comment
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