We've handed it off to a RB 7 times so far. Our run game is not elite, but a majority of run games require commitment to the concept before they really take off. The game plan today was clearly built on the passing game, and it's working. It's also worth remembering that our short passing game should be viewed as an extension of our running game. And that only works when you have a QB like Quinn that can make those sideways throws with good timing and placement.
The lack of nuance comment was about the extreme stances out there on Quinn. He's not a pussy, but he's also not playing at a CFP title winning level. He's had a ton of margin for error on many of his throws and has used nearly all of that margin on several. The first drop by Moore and the TD pass to Golden are two good examples. The missed pass to Bond where the DB fell down was also extremely poor. On the flip side, the 2nd drop by Moore was perfect and there have been a couple of other good tosses mixed in.
The main concern I have is that he's not going to get many (if any) throws with that kind of margin for error against better teams. So it's not hard to project what sort of trouble we might be in if that ends up being the case.
But again, I know people either have to be in the "Quinn is doing great" or "Quinn is a dumpster fire" camp around here.