Working on his mechanics is something that is going to take time.  He's going to get extra reps before or after practices to work on these issues.

 

Learning the playbook and mastering that will be a process as well.  He's not going to get a ton of reps during the regular weekly practices when they're installing the offense for a particular game, so he's going to have to take (as David Garrard put it) a lot of mental reps. 

 

Most of his experience is probably going to come from standing on the sideline watching the game unfold.  I suspect he'll also get an opportunity to get on the field late in games to see how he's progressing. 

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