re: QB's under Les Miles...by the numbers

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Lee improved by leaps and bounds from his first year starting to the second year he started...just sayin.

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This is a debatable proposition, and also terribly misleading. For instance, having a 5 out of 100 aptitude at the QB position and then "improving" to 7.5 does not mean you are then a good QB, but you have "improved."

You don't have to be Ron Jaworski to note the following fatal flaws in Lee: terrible footwork, in all years; high propensity to throw off his back foot and finish going backwards (in all years); panics under pressure (in all years); has a very difficult time when his first read is taken away (in all years); stares down receivers (in all years). I could go on, but these kinds of flaws are serious and make it damn near impossible to play QB against a team that (a) you cannot run effectively on and (b) can defend the pass, i.e. Bama.