Quote:For the last time. It's not about confidence or ability. Its about what he just learned becoming a natural act instead of something he has to think about. Once the team has decided he has taken that step, then start him. Very simple actually.

To each his own. Sitting him is a waste of his time and delaying the inevitable. Either way the team will look right because whenever they do finally let the kid play he's going to seize the position and never look back.


I personally can't stand the whole footwork argument. If he needed major redevelopment that would take a whole season+ then he never should have been taken at 3. He's ready and has shown it week after week.

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