I hear you, but sometimes it can go well (see Taysom Hill, Tebow, etc.). Our lord and savior Urban Myer was very good at coming up with ways to manufacture success through things like this. Obviously these sort of “hybrid” situations look great when they work, and terrible when they don’t, and they haven’t worked well at Utah for a few years now.
I do have some faith unsubstantiated hope that Beck will do what it takes to make something like this work, like keep it unpredictable, and use it in a way that either makes sense situationally, or really catches opposing teams off-guard. We will see.
