@whoever it was that said I can’t know for sure that Huntley would start over

[Central Coast Ute]

Tuttle next year. You’re wrong. I can say 100 percent that Huntely would have started over Tuttle next year. Hands down, no doubt.

[Anonymous]

To be fair, it seemed as though a lot of people said that 4 games ago.

[Central Coast Ute]

It was two days ago…

[EagleMountainUte]

The way Huntley was playing through three games did not have me sold. The guy is a baller right now whatever I have said I am chewing on it now. Good on em. 

[Anonymous]

I’m just glad he’s improving. The capacity to learn and improve is crucial. Not unlike Alex Smith (not really comparing), as Urban said, who is pretty much “non-functional” until he has fully digested something. People learn at different paces and different ways. Obviously, we all seem to want the players to do so ASAP. Just glad Huntley is doing it now, and hopeful he’ll continue to improve.

Go Utes!

[EagleMountainUte]

He is an athlete for sure and extended key Utah scores. Not a runner but he has escapability. 

[Central Coast Ute]

Exactly. His decision making seems to have improved in the last few weeks and hesh more accurate right now too.

[Duhwayne]

Huntley looked stressed at the start of the year. Tense, looking down receivers, missing receivers, etc. Receivers dropping. Now they seem to have relaxed and can create. It’s like being a stressed out jazz trumpet player. Can’t be creative when your mind is tense. That seems to describe Huntley. I’d love for him to learn to stop taking all those sacks, but it’s a tradeoff for his freelancing.

[EagleMountainUte]

The touch he had on most of his passes was incredible. He started a little tight but settled in nicely tonight. 

[RiseasUtes]

Pretty easy to make this comment after the last 3 weeks.  You weren’t saying this after the Washington, NIU, or Washington St games.