When Davis Webb was playing in the fast-paced Air Raid spread offense at both Texas Tech and California, he would regularly get 100 or more snaps in any given practice. Boom, boom, boom, one after the other. The quicker the succession, the better.
With the Giants, things are a little bit different. Not only is the rookie quarterback adapting to a new playbook and a new pace, he’s also got to do it with significantly fewer opportunities. As the fourth-string passer behind veterans Eli Manning, Josh Johnson and Geno Smith, Webb is lucky to get 20 quality snaps per day in practice.