I don't know why they won't just put Weisner in Baxter's place and let Blue do what he was doing with Baxter.

The coaches must be seeing something in practice that gives Blue the edge.

One thing, for sure, is going to happen.....  If Blue fumbles twice against Blow U, getting on the field is going to be a steep uphill climb.

26 minutes ago, GetHooked said:

The coaches must be seeing something in practice that gives Blue the edge.

One thing, for sure, is going to happen.....  If Blue fumbles twice against Blow U, getting on the field is going to be a steep uphill climb.

He needs to be a situational RB until he can prove he can handle contact. Eisner should start and then Gibson. Then bring in Blue as a change of pace and throw to. Which he has dropped passes as well. 

10 minutes ago, cmk4pres said:

He needs to be a situational RB until he can prove he can handle contact. Eisner should start and then Gibson. Then bring in Blue as a change of pace and throw to. Which he has dropped passes as well. 

I can't disagree with that.  Fans can't stand when a running back fumbles often.  I imagine it's even worse for the coaches.

Sark thinks they'll need Blue's playmaking ability in big games and for a possible playoff run. That's almost certainly true. Because of this, Sark will give Blue every chance to stay engaged, improve his ball security, and help the team reach its potential. I'm thinking Choice is telling Blue that if he fumbles more than a time or two again this season, they have no choice but to look elsewhere.