I base it off my own opinion after listening to him speak about the game and never hearing his coaches rave about his understanding of concepts. Plus the extremely simple offense that doesn't really require anything beyond throw if its open, run if it's not.

It's an opinion. Not trying to pass it off as fact.

Ya know.. opinions.. that thing we are all allowed to have. I've just never watched Kyler and thought, "wow". Whereas with Russell Wilson, even when he was in College, it was "wow, this guy gets the game"

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