On second thought, he would use two quarterbacks. And Spurrier doesn't care what you think. I think we have to bring both of them to the ballpark and go from there. Spurrier has heard many times the arguments against using more than one quarterback. He knows the prevailing theories about rhythm, continuity and confidence.
Conventional wisdom says a team needs one quarterback.
It's probably a lot like when people said 10 years ago you couldn't throw the ball and win in the Southeastern Conference. Which is not to say Spurrier prefers having two quarterbacks. He just doesn't like being told he has to choose between two players, neither of whom he sees as the complete package. Since then, he often has argued his team would be better served by two quarterbacks of comparable ability, but with different strengths. Palmer has a senior's experience and savvy, but his passes are sometimes off the mark.