Karl Dorrell staying hush on Colorado’s QB plan for Air Force
Just like in Week 1, Karl Dorrell is staying quiet on Colorado’s starting quarterback for Week 2. Brendon Lewis was the pick against TCU, but there’s little doubt that JT Shrout performed better during his time in the second and fourth quarters. It’s just not clear if Dorrell agrees.
After the game on Friday, Dorrell didn’t seem overly found on how both Lewis and Shrout performed, citing that Shrout, in particular, was leaving the pocket too early.
Dorrell rejoined the media on Monday to preview the Air Force game and he reiterated that both of his potential starters “need a lot of work.” Unless Dorrell changes his mind, chances are we’ll find out who’s starting at QB on Saturday.
Colorado HC Karl Dorrell said they have a plan at QB, but won't discuss it with media today. "We know both of those guys need a lot of work," he said. #cubuffs
— Brian Howell (@BrianHowell33) September 5, 2022
Having a plan is good, although one could argue that Dorrell stuck to whatever plan he had against TCU much too rigidly. Adjustments, and hopefully some more Shrout, are going to be key.
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