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Re: Todd Monken on Stetson Bennett: âI tried everything I could early in his career to not play himâ
Everyone has an opinion, but Georgia's best QB since 1970 is Stetson Bennett. Stafford may have had the most talent - not really used. Murray could sling it, but lacked the people around him and the killer instinct. Zeier was fabulous, but really lacked the talent around him. But if you have to go play a game tomorrow, I would want Bennett. His ability to throw a great ball between 20 and 45 yards downfield was the best. He could drop it in a bucket. His desire was off the charts, and his instincts were exceptional. Throw in great footspeed, and you have a super QB. Yes, the cast around him was fantastic. Yes, his coach was almost perfect for him in that he made Bennett earn every down. But, when it counts, he has two national championship rings, back to back. That's all that matters in the game of football. Stetson is the best. The rest lacked something inside.
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Re: Todd Monken on Stetson Bennett: âI tried everything I could early in his career to not play himâ
Stetson had the heart of a warrior and got us to the promised land . Good to hear the coach give him praise . As far as my next favorite , I enjoyed watching Greene and would loved to seen him in that offense .