(11-06-2019, 12:38 PM)NYC4jags Wrote:

(11-06-2019, 12:30 PM)JackCity Wrote: This implies that learning how to read the field and improving decision making is better served off the field than one. You can make arguments either way for which is better in each individual case.

*He's built film of him doing it well and doing it poorly.  He can really sort through that with Milanovich/DeFilippo now. 

*He's about to watch Foles go do it a bit differently and ostensibly quicker than he did. 

I see that as a very good learning opportunity.  
I think you absolutely need to learn it off the field FIRST, and he'll now have had opportunity to do learn it both on and off then field in his rookie year. 
Win/Win. 

What I fear leaving him out there is that he doesn't get the right chance to see why he needs to pull the trigger sooner sometimes - opposed to making Minshew magic happen on the run so often.  Never want to lose that, but it can't be a pillar of the offense's ability to move the chains.

That's what these next two weeks could have been used for considering it's our BYE week. He can spend every waking moment sorting through his film for the next two weeks and then come prepared for the Colts game.

The moment was clearly not too big for Minshew and since he kept his composure, you don't hurt him while playing him. I just personally think that because he's sitting now after playing so well, it's only going to hinder his development.

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