Four years can feel like a fortnight, but it is Tuiasosopo's serendipitous good fortune that his last team at Washington is his best. He wasn't supposed to have enough weapons. Specifically there wasn't enough speed or experience among his receivers. This was supposed to be a spare-parts offense and, like a good mechanic, Tuiasosopo was supposed to find a way to make it run, to make it efficient, if not spectacular. But the receivers are better than advertised and the quarterback is as dangerous as many of his Husky predecessors.
Marques is no different.
There were a lot of people who didn't think the guy could be much of a throwing quarterback. He's proving everybody wrong. I thought he had some great balls today. He bought time, moving out of the pocket, then found Todd Elstrom for 36 yards in Washington's second scoring drive. He finished with 223 passing yards and 45 yards rushing.