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[QUOTE="NateW, post: 2727204, member: 4210"]
Exactly, so what’s the problem?

Let the kid play some games before shoveling dirt on him.

All these analytics nerds just wanna be right about their H0T Takes from the draft so they produce lowlight only articles to drive their agenda. And people who don’t watch entire games take it as gospel. It’s a joke to me. It’s like watching CNN or Fox News and having an agenda funneled down your throat.

The objective analysis is that he has struggled to identify pre snap reads regularly and that his footwork under duress needs improvement. However he shows moxy in the pocket, can zip the ball anywhere on the field, elite mobility already. His lack of accuracy is a myth - in clean pockets he typically drops dimes. His struggles are all things that are coachable. Especially the pre snap reads. It takes time, it takes experience, and it takes hard work. The kid is going to put in the work and so is his head coach.

He has not one good receiver. KB has proven himself to be no better than a WR4 with an effort issues. And the line is basically in shambles aside from Dawkins. I’m not sure any rookie QB had ever had a worse situation and yet he’s 2-2 with a 4th quarter game winning drive and wins against a 2-2-1 SB contender on the road and at home against a 3-2 team that’s beaten the Eagles and the Jags. I’ll take it at this point.

Let. The. Kid. Play.
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