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[QUOTE="Ttk.gman2, post: 5507783, member: 10621"]
With potentially Steve sidelined, the pressure shifts onto the young quarterback who was once penciled in as just a backup. Now he’s expected to steer the offense, and that means more than simply throwing the ball—it means commanding the huddle, reading defenses, and making smart decisions in real time. He’ll need to process quickly, identify coverages before the snap, and make the right adjustments to give his receivers clean looks and keep the protection solid up front. Confidence will be the key, because any hesitation against a fast defense can turn into a costly mistake.

The physical tools are there, but what will separate him now is his ability to handle the mental side of the game. Quick reads, sharp footwork, controlled pocket movement, and the discipline to take the smart play rather than forcing the big one—all of these will determine if he can keep the offense running smoothly. The challenge is steep, but the opportunity is clear: this is his chance to prove he’s more than just a backup
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