(01-18-2020, 04:38 PM)Cleatwood Wrote:

(01-18-2020, 01:07 PM)Kane Wrote: He redshirted his freshman season, then sat for two and played for two.

We're just so used to these young guys leaving school early and a lot of these collegiate "running" QBs getting their chances in their freshman or sophomore seasons.

If you're saying that Burrow had an advantage at LSU playing against guys a couple years younger than him on opposing teams, that is grasping at straws for reasoning as to why he was so good.
However, coming into the league at 23 instead of 20-21 will probably do him some good. More mature, more skilled, more educated.
He has seen quite a bit in his 5 years of college. I imagine it'll help him adjust easier than most guys who actually come out too early after being successful early in college.

My 23 year old self could kick my 19/20 year old self with ease.

It’s not a huge advantage but it’s an advantage.