Quote:That's all I've been saying the entire time. What the heck?

 

You're still holding it against Teddy as a prospect because he's playing an easy schedule as a junior despite having proved him a thousand times over as a sophomore. You seem to think it hurts him that he's not being challenged by the likes of Eastern Kentucky or Florida International, but scouts are going to be watching to see if he's continued to improve his reads at the line of scrimmage, his presence in the pocket, his eyes moving from receiver to receiver, and other things that are more important to a player's development than the strength of his schedule.

 

Too many quarterbacks have excelled in the NFL with lacking college schedules on their resumes and too many SEC quarterbacks have sucked in the pros for me to place much stock at all in the strength of competition. The mental aspect of the game is developed as much off the field as it is on.

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