What's hindering the Deshaun Watson hype?

Now before I begin, let it be known that I am pretty much the opposite of anything close to objective on this subject. I've watched every game Deshaun has played since his senior year in high school so I'm just a little partial.

Having said that, though, what am I missing here? Also, let it be known that I'm not saying Deshaun is superior to all QB prospects, but is there seriously a debate between him and Mitch (o wait sorry, "Mitchell") Trubisky?!?! Is this real life??? Let's go through what we know:

-It seemed like people questioned Deshaun's true size throughout his career and made Trubisky out to have some Flacco-esque frame, but Deshaun was taller and had bigger hands. He's also someone who came to Clemson at 180 and in three years added over forty pounds of rocksolid muscle to get to 221. That sort of body transformation is incredibly impressive.

-I always hear people say Deshaun is an average or adequate athlete. Wtf are these people talking about? Do they know you don't have to be a jitterbug like Vick or Lamar Jackson to be an incredible athlete? Do they not see the way he glides and moves so effortlessly? The body control? He's not gonna be some scrambler in the NFL, but to say this guy is an average athlete for the QB position is simply false.





-Deshaun has twice played the closest thing to an NFL defense there is in college and was the best person on the field in both games. When was the last time Trubisky played in a game and people thought inarguably he was the best player in the game?

-For some reason people mention Deshaun's system, but there's never the same concerns mentioned about Trubisky. He also plays in a spread system and a much more simplistic one than Deshaun's. It would be one thing if you were comparing Deshaun to a pro style QB, but why isn't this strike mentioned against Trubisky when he plays in a similar system?

I understand that there are concerns about how Deshaun translates to the next level. I myself wonder how he will do and struggle with the number of interceptions he threw so this is in no way shape or form some sort of argument for him to go first overall, but Mitch Trubisky. Really? I know it's a different game and you have to project to the next level, but damn don't overthink it guys. I can't think of a single thing he does better than Deshaun.