Thanks for everything Logan but take the money and run!

No, I think Logan is probably going to be similar in the Josh Freeman-Aaron Rodgers-Big Ben type of quarterback. They don’t scramble unless they absolutely have to. One reason why Pittsburgh switched from a spread offense to a ground oriented attack is to keep the defenders off Big Ben. Aaron Rodgers don’t make a lot of runs unless he is trying to extend drives or to find an open receiver. Josh Freeman moves in the pocket very well because of his offense line gives him plenty of protection. Alex Smith runs a lot, but I think he has settled more into a pocket passer.

Logan is NOT Cam Newton. Logan doesn’t have the same shifty and acrobatic ability that Cam possess. Logan is more like Big Ben, big bodied, can truck somebody, but prefers to stay in the pocket if he can.

Another thing – Logan has a far more level head on his shoulder than Cam. Remember the controversy about his father shopping Cam around the SEC? Have you heard anything like that about Logan? No. Logan might not like that the fans are second- and triple-guessing his decision making, but he knows it comes with the territory of being a quarterback, being the face of the program.

That said, I think that Logan is more of a late to middle second round draft pick. I think somebody said this year the quaterback class is poor than it was in previous year. Last year, it was the Andrew Luck and Robert Griffin III hype, this year, it’s pretty much meh.

I think what has hurt Logan Thomas this year is the change in offense strategy over the last four years. Tech has switched from a ground and pound offense under Tyrod to a mess of spread/pistol/veer/power running smorgasbord of offense that has absolutely no identity.

Anybody here think next season is going to be any better? I’ll save you the suspense. NO!

Unless Frank Beamer sees the fat hand writing on the wall that says, “CHANGE YOUR OFFENSE STAFF OR SUFFER THE WRATH!” and make the changes that fans are dying to see.

Logan deserves better. He should go.

I wish him the best, and thank him for his time at VT.

I can see Logan backing up someone like Big Ben, Josh Freeman, or even Alex Smith. Logan in a Harbaugh system? Awesome. Logan in a Pittsburgh offense if Big Ben decide to hang up his cleats? Awesome.

The point is, I think if Logan was to become a back-up, he would be really, really good down the road.

Take off the O&M glasses for a moment, and think about it rationally, if possible. O’Cain & Stinespring are widely regarded by neutral observers as mediocre college coaches at best. So, they’re supposed to better prep Logan Thomas than any NFL coach? Seriously?