Lark or Munns. Heaps and Nelson each are half of what we need in a QB. * Heaps is an excellent technician but showed us that he's not a game-day warrior when he walked away from the opposing player who intercepted him for pick 6 and when he jumped *over* the ball he fumbled into the end zone. * Nelson is a scrappy warrior but we proved his technical limitations last year. He won't be able to do what we need when opponents prepare for him all week.

@studog, Doman said before the season, "Jake Heaps is not as good as people say Jake Heaps is." Others put Heaps on a pedestal; Doman warned us.

I blame Brandon Domain. He put Jake Heaps on a pedastal that no QB can maintain. Will his play calling change with Riley I think not. It will still be flats the only difference will be more interceptions that most likely will turn into touchdowns. I just wish Brandon would have kept his comments to the team and not publicly criticize the young man. I believe changes need to be made and I think Domain must go!!!!

This is an easy thing to solve. Send Heaps on a two year couples mission!

I love watching the cougars, but it has been painful with Heaps taking snaps. He was supposed to be the wonder kid, but I've seen nothing to warrant all the hype. Nelson's arm definitely does not let him be the prototypical BYU quarterback, but if the offense will actually play hard with him at the helm, that's an intangible that we need. Riley gets it done. Riley should be the Q until he proves otherwise.