I get that running a lot can lead to injuries. Most people get that. But how much are you going to really penalize a player for injury concerns when he has never been injured in his entire career and has no medical history? The only time I can even really remember him getting up slow is a game where he got racked in his "private area."

The judge of whether a team runs a pro style passing attack is whether they've had any successful starting NFL quarterbacks? That's new to me. I guess 95% of college teams have never run a pro style passing game before in their 100 year histories.

He has, however, prepared multiple quarterbacks to be high draft picks.

Lamar Jackson - (Likely First Rounder)
Tyler Wilson - 4th rounder
Ryan Mallett - 3rd rounder
Brian Brohm - 2nd rounder

Seems like he's done an okay job of developing young quarterbacks to play in the NFL.

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