Dejan...

[gamecckfn]

He is joking about this right?  Sunseri is 6'2"

 "Pitt football: Looks like Tino Sunseri will be QB, by Paul Zeise. I'll repeat my view on this: You can't have a "high-octane" anything without a taller NFL-style, drop-back QB."

[PMike]

I have heard a number of people refer to Tino has small.  I don't get it.  From the actual Pittsburgh media though is just lazy reporting.

Actually, as I reread that statement, I could see every single element of it being wrong.  I find it hard to believe that the new coach has already settled on a QB for good...in April.  And, who says you need a drop back NFL QB to be high octane.  Pat White and Dennis Dixon were not drop back, NFL sorts of guys in their collegiate years.  I would classify WVU and Oregon as "high ocatane" offenses."

Lazy reporting.

[SpeedyG]

I was under the impression that people didn't like Tino at QB because he is an NFL-style, drop-back QB and Graham's system favors run and gun type QBs.

[gamecckfn]

Lazy reporting.

Basically, and I agree with Speedy, Sunseri seems to actually be a drop back QB.  Someone commented on DK's blog, but he did not respond. 

Cam Newton ran a high octane offense, and I do not think he dropped back once all year. 

[alvarez09]

He is joking about this right?  Sunseri is 6'2"

 "Pitt football: Looks like Tino Sunseri will be QB, by Paul Zeise. I'll repeat my view on this: You can't have a "high-octane" anything without a taller NFL-style, drop-back QB."

Basically, he sucks as a journalist.

There is no other explanation.