(10-09-2019, 11:09 PM)icey14 Wrote: One thing to note as well is that Minshew throws a catchable ball unlike Bortles.

Better throws and better placement makes great receivers elite and ok receivers good or great.

I have seen more natural ability, ball placement, timing, accuracy and leading defenders away from certain coverages with eye movement and shoulder flinching along with pump faking in just one month of football with Minshew than I ever did with Bortles.

Minshew even showcases a good rhythmic clock in his head on most plays and he doesn't force anything that's not there. He knows when to get the football out of his hands.

The mobility is also there. We all loved Bortles ability to escape and run downfield at times. Minshew already has over 100 yards scrambling this year. And most people don't realize that because he's just been so good from the pocket.

He'll probably match some of Bortles numbers here season wise when it's all said and done on the ground. It's still early. But he seems to improve each week.

They just need to figure out a way to improve on 3rd down efficiency. The penalties don't help at all. But Minshew clearly has a lot of potential to grow into one of the NFL's next consistent "top" passers where you always have a chance to win with him.

Caldwell, Coughlin and Khan need to build around this kid quickly. Improve the offensive line. Add some more speed at the TE and WR position and they could have one of those scary [BLEEP] offenses like Kansas City, New Orleans, L.A, etc.

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