[TheSage]

Originally Posted by Flaming Mo

Be careful judging him off just this game. The talent advantage he had was as big as the Mount Everest. He was playing with men against a roster of mainly college kids. Every receiver was wide open, his OLine gave him days to pass and the run game got 10 yards a rush. Against Georgia in the SECCG he looked much worse while being pressured in the pocket and faced with more speed and size on D. And that was still with his running game raging for 300+ yards.

That doesnt mean he cant develop but he is nowhere near an elite prospect right now. Teddy Bridgewater is the man for 2014.

Good Post