It is nice to see him performing well in a controlled environment like practice, but the reality is we have a very inexperienced line and receiving corps.

 

When the games are real and the inexperienced linemen start messing up assignments and the WRs start missing reads, it's creating an environment that promotes a young QB to develop bad habits.

 

In order to learn the most efficiently, a young QB needs an environment that has some sort of consistency and predictability around him, not chaos.

 

Perhaps later in the season when the line begins to gel and the young receivers get a better feel for the proper reads, maybe then there will be an environment conducive to proper development.

 

Before then, it will be a one step forward two steps back learning situation which will hamper his development in the long run.

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