During the conversations about the possible QB rotation for the Indiana game, some have predicted McCord and Brown alternating quarters, halves or after every third series. Everyone wants each QB to get "meaningful" snaps.
I don't think anyone has asked, or answered, what happens if after McCord leads three 10-play touchdown drives (30 plays) and then Brown goes into the game with the football at the 45-yard line. On first down, Henderson scampers 35 yards on a handoff to the 25-yard line. On second down, Brown hits Harrison with a 25-yard TD pass. 2 plays.
On the second Brown series, Brown scrambles for 15 yards. Passes to Tate for 25 yards and then makes a pop-pass to Egbuka who takes it 20 yards for another touchdown. 3 plays
After the defense gets a turnover (pass interception) at the 30-yard line, Brown passes to Cade Stover for a TD on first down. 1 play
Brown's opportunity consists of 5 or 6 plays for 3 TDs. Then it's McCord's turn again.
After McCord's second three series, it's the middle of the third quarter and the Bucks have a 42 to 7 lead. Does Day/Hartline allow Brown to use the full playbook? Or, does he handoff each snap to Hayden, Pryor and Trayanum running behind the second team OL?