I'm an ex QB, and the biggest problem I see that he has is the foot work. So goes the foot work--so goes a QB. Hopefully, CSL can bring it out of him. CSL may be a god-send for KF. Not only can KF be a great SEC athlete but I think we will see him on Sundays. But, he needs the right QB coach.

I think he is going to really bloom in the new system! Frazier is going to be a great passing QB. We haven't seen anything from him because he wasn't allowed to show anything last year. This kid has a massive arm and, as long as these new guys step up and catch the ball, he is going to really shine this year!

As for running the ball… that he had 327 yards rushing when everyone in the stadium knew when he came in it was to run... give me a break, that’s an amazing number!

Can you imagine how good he can be where no one knows from one play to the next what he's going to be doing? With an offensive line that has more experience and some of the most talented freshmen in America backing them up (if not taking a starting role), to go along with the best blocking FB in the country –bar none? Frazier won’t likely have all the pieces this season but it will be a lot closer than last year. I, for one, am excited!

edit: corrected spelling.

The guy that will have one of the tougnh jobs is Coach Loeffler. The quarterbacks aren't there to learn his offense. If we can believe what we've read, they are there, first, to show what they do best. Coach will start by spending his time learning their capabilities. The guy that can complete the passes most difficult to defend, most likely unexpected, check the field for what defense is coming, the player that can effect the most defender deceived hand off, the guy that can run best, the guy the other offensive players trust the most to come through, that's the one coach Loeffler will hope to find early and select for his starter. That's the one who idealy would shape his offense in the fall. Is there time for all that? Are you kidding? The coaching will be lucky if they can get the jist of it by the middle of the season. Not a coach as anyone can see, but I hardly think Loeffler will start with jamming his offense down the throats of the players, he'll start with learning what the players do best, and what they do poorly and should do well regardless of the system. Of course, the quarterback is such a key to that mystery, he'll want to know what they can do earliest. The man's job is incredibly complex, and he'll need to have a staff attuned to doing what they can to assist him completing that huge jig saw puzzle. No matter how smart the coordinator might be, he'll fail if his staff is not equal to and dedicated to their support of his task. Might be part of the reasons for the 2008 failures. Back off fans. Both coordinators have the most complex jobs imaginable and not much time to figure it out. Expect rational finess, not the miracles expected by ay aychers in 2009. Coordinators and staffs, mix fast as there isn't much time, and you can all go down and take Chizik and the program with you. Picking the right coordinators was a lot tougher than fans realize. That's why they are fans and not coaches making forturnes every year.

"And those who know Frazier best say he will bring talent, intelligence, work ethic and leadership to the race. "

This is what I want to see on the field and hope he takes it by the reins. I honestly think as much as Cam Newton athletic ability played part in it, he was a leader on the field by example, on the sideline, never getting down, always playing hard, being the go to guy.

I honestly do not want to put down Mosley as there were a lot of factors last year, but I just didn't see it from him.

Not to say I will see it from Frazier either, just hoping 1 steps up and be that man on this team even at a young age.