If they work to his strengths and dont try to change the way he does things he should be fine. There is always some sort of tweaking of how a rookie does things, mechanics, staring down receivers etc, but for the most part he's ready. They don't need to dumb things down for him, or lean heavily on the run but they also dont need to have him throw the ball 100 times a game either... Just call the plays that suit the down and distance and let him do his thing...Call a good ratio of run to pass plays and dont be predictable, and dont be scared to go deep at times. The biggest worry is how the OL is going to help him out

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