Just saw the Brendan Sorsby gambling story from Texas Tech and it's a reminder of how fragile QB rooms really are. Purdue's QB situation last season had its moments, but the offense ranked 11th in the Big Ten in completion percentage at 58.3% and 12th in passing efficiency. That's not sustainable regardless of who's under center. The new offensive approach needs to prioritize quick reads and getting the ball out faster because the protection numbers weren't there either. Third down conversion rate sat at 37% which is fine but not when you're playing from behind constantly. The QB who wins the spring battle needs to show he can process post-snap quickly and avoid the negative plays that killed drives. If the completion percentage jumps into the low 60s and the sack rate drops, this offense looks completely different even without any star power.