Sheik

You're right. We shouldn't turn on JJ. He is what he is and has talents and weaknesses. The problem is the misuse of his QB talents by the coaches and offensive coordinator(s). When he is in the game we should project a real and credible threat that he will take off with the ball on a keeper on virtually every plan (whether he does or not). But they have used in such a way that that threat is largely absent most of the time (e.g., straight drop backs). That running threat made a big difference in the first Alabama game and it could make a big difference in the second one.