First Halliday, then Falk, and inevitably Halliday... it might be time to admit you just hate quarterbacks
This is probably the truest statement regarding El C. He demands perfection at the QB position, and thus will always be looking to the bench for that perfect QB who never messes up.
QBs have faults. All of them at this level, and the true test is to see how they overcome the things holding them back.
Tuel was a perfectionist, overly cautious (but with absolutely zero offensive line)
Halliday was impulsive and hot-headed
Falk also has the perfectionist mentality holds the ball too long and too passive at times
Hillinski is inexperienced and has mental lapses.
None of these guys are perfect, but they all are actually good QBs.
Tuel needed a line to be healthy enough to get past his issues which never happened.
Halliday got better but still would lapse from time to time in his impulsiveness
Falk gets too cautious but works through it and looks fantastic when he does.
Hillinski will learn. That's why you put him out there to either sink or swim. He sunk and then swam against Boise, against Nevada it was a lot of sinking. Baby bird will learn how to fly, but he's going to fall on his face from time to time. Which is good that it is happening now instead of later...so he can work through it.
El C just has to learn to understand the shortcomings, be patient, and hope they develop and work through them.