Quote:You know what? This is a funny topic. I remember people mocking those of us who supported the idea of him sitting on the bench the majority if not the whole season to work on his mechanics. People had smart *** comments like "Oh, apparently you have to have perfect mechanics before you are able to step on the field." Uh yeah. Because if your mechanics are not on point you will regress period. I love how time reveals the truth.  

 

I find it funny now that people bashing him for the exact reason we wanted him to sit on the bench the whole time lol. 

 

People here are to hilarious. You don't learn on the field, you only gain experience and understand game time situations. You learn off the field and in the off-season. Mechanics don't get better when you are playing they either stay the same or regress. The muscle memory is through practice and lots of it. The problem with learning in season is because there is no more time to teach, it about playing games and getting ready for your opponents. The fact he is even surviving with this horrible line mechanics is a testament to me how good he really is and can be.   

 

I am happy he is playing because he is gaining invaluable experience but I'm also okay with him taking this butt-whipping because of poor mechanics and poor line play. My hope is that next year with him improving and an improved team around him, he will make a big leap forward next year.