I don't think fairness comes into play. Trestman does not have any history of switching QBs. I think he went against his own instincts in giving Franklin first crack at replacing Ricky. I don't see MBT being sat any time soon no matter how he plays. But I also expect him to keep playing well enough to warrant keeping the job.
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Trestman one of the smartest coach I ever meet. I don't know if DC will be a better player after being coached by Marc, like me, but I know he'll be a better person after this experience like I was #CFL https://t.co/adYGL7wXUm
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1st series , argos are 1st and goal from 5, to settle for fg
macbeth should have done scored a td [run short yardage offence ww/ franklin for 3 down would have scored td]
if memory serves argos were 1st and goal from 10 and again settled for fg
macbeth did not have a great game
als only scored 25 pts
If MBT was already the undisputed starter coach would have said so. We are still in the process of determining the starting QB of this football team. It's all about results. Franklin didn't do well so coach says MBT earned the chance, but he needs to deliver results too. You think two losses is not enough to pull him, would three be? Four?
No he didn't play poorly, he wasn't that bad at all. That one drive he looked fabulous, crisp passing and good decisions, I thought he was finally putting it all together. But for the rest of the game he was just OK, showing no real improvement from his previous starts. You say he is "head and shoulders" better than Franklin but i don't see it that way, and I wonder if the coaching staff honestly doesn't either. We had five 2-and-outs against Montreal and only threw two passes longer than 20 yards, and as Davis Sanchez said, that's not going to cut it in the CFL. Another performance like that against Hamilton, and we lose the game, will rightly raise some serious questions. On the other hand, I think a big performance by MBT on Monday, and a win, would probably lock in his starter status.
If you put a loss entirely on the qb, then one loss is enough to pull him. I think you are indulging in wishful thinking, Rich. I dont see MBT being sat unless he plays way worse than his current level, which imo is well above the level Franklin played at.
I also don't see Trestman ever saying MBT (or anyone other than Ricky) is the undisputed starter. That's done only for veterans like Ricky who have unquestionably earned the status, not for young players who are still developing.
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At this stage of the season, my feeling is that barring injury MBT stays in - win or lose - as long as he personally is playing well, or perhaps more correctly not losing the team games. I don't believe Trestman relishes constant upheaval and uncertainty, especially at such a crucial position, and especially that we are entering the second half of the season where the team has to make a big push. He is definitely not a Chris Jones type coach who will insert and remove QB's at will. As to whether MBT or Franklin is the better choice as long term solution, I still feel that remains to be seen, and will be up for debate for some time.
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