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Who is the better QB to come out of Conner High, Nick West or Trevor Stellman?

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Well, for starters, you want to discount YAC and I don't think you can do that. If football stats eliminated YAC, then you might as well take Joe Montana and Steve Young out of the Hall of Fame. I saw both Trevor and Nick play. They were both very good QB's with high IQ on the field. You say you liked Trevor's toughness, as if Nick had none. I saw Nick West take some of the hardest hits I have ever seen and he would pop right up and run the next play. So if we are going to throw out stats and base this on toughness and QB IQ, then I call it a draw. Both very good QB's and great leaders. They are both also great young men off the field.

 

...and THAT is what matters!

Stellman!

I'm not trying to stir the pot, but Trevor Stellman is by far the better QB to come out of Conner High. This could obviously be talked about until the start of baseball season, but I think the new Conner regime may feel Nick was better due to his maturing in front of their eyes. I, too, saw both up close and if I would take Trevor any day of the week as well. Both are super kids, both were good leaders, both are great QB's, but sometimes one kid just "get's it" over the other.

Stellman in a landslide!!

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