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Message: <blockquote data-quote="AmishMafia" data-source="post: 872675" data-attributes="member: 2846">No, but Mahommes had his flaws coming out of college as well. He was sporadic with accuracy and gave up too many Ints as well. He didn't read defenses well and had to improvise as things broke down. If he didn't throw it so hard, he probably would have had a bunch more ints.Loves issues are exactly what you said. He doesn't read defenses well and see the field. Which is true of just about every rookie QB.  However, this is something a player can learn. If he isn't rushed and he can wait till he learns and the game slow down for him, he will have a better shot than most to succeed.What you can't teach a QB, is how to have a big and lively arm. What you can compare to Mahommes, is they can both sling the ball very well while on the move. This is a huge asset to the offense as DBs have to stick with their guys longer than normal, which opens things up for scrambles and screens. Also, opens up to a lot more passing opportunities as plays evolve.</blockquote>

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