Honestly, I think that's the only way he doesn't have a good career. I feel the kid has all the tools needed to be a good to great NFL QB, but if he can't get the protection he needs to learn it's over.
It seems the days of putting your first round QB behind someone to learn are over. You sink or swim in this league now. Sure, you get 3-4 years to prove it, but if the pieces aren't there to support you over that span it could be over before it ever started.
As in RGIII?????
RGIII has had his chances to at least show he isn't made of glass. He's in the same category as Jake Locker was. Probably a better QB than the players around them allowed them to show, but injuries killed them.
And is there ANYTHING to prove he isn't pushing the limits of what he can do? Plus I would venture that Green Bay's defense is a cut above the Titans. We have to remember this is a rookie trying to learn a brand new system. Preventing turn overs is kind of his thing and from what I've seen he's placing passes in some pretty good locations. I don't feel like it's a bad thing for a rookie to get an early start to ball protection. The way some people on here are trying compare this kid to, arguably, the best QB in the league before he's even played his first PRESEASON game is laughable.
And quite predictably came back to bite the OP and those blowing this thing up right in the ass.
Idk, he went 7/8, 94 yards, led a TD drive. Seems to have settled down.
