That's just my gut feeling about this guy.
He has the personality of of those cocky stars like Kelly and utter busts like Leaf. He'll get better at how to deal with others as he gets older, like he's shown so far this year. But he does go about in his own beat - like his college coached said of him, and he followed that up in actions like choosing to live in downtown Buffalo.
As a football player, he can rival physically with just about any QB in terms of arm strength, agility, speed, and a sense of pressure. And he has a penchant for big plays, unbelievably plays that make every NFL coach drools.
The problem, as I see it, is about his head, football head. If he had Brady's head whom I consider the best in NFL dialing into what the defense is doing quickly, JP would probably be the best QB in NFL history. I attribute his inconsistency to his reading of the game. When he gets it, he makes plays, unbelievable plays when the opportunity presents. When he does not get it, he looks dumb, lost, whatever you want to call. That's why everyone calls him a project and some great offensive coaches would like to get hands on him to turn this fine raw material into the next big star in NFL.
JP does not need Brady's brain to be a star because of his other abilities. With his personality, if he does not develop a competent NFL QB brain, he won't make it in NFL at all; but if he does, he'll not be just a capable one - he'll be a star that every defensive coordinator fears because every time he drops back, no matter which part of the field, no matter what kind of rush they call, there is a good possibility of a big scoring play.
He has the personality of of those cocky stars like Kelly and utter busts like Leaf. He'll get better at how to deal with others as he gets older, like he's shown so far this year. But he does go about in his own beat - like his college coached said of him, and he followed that up in actions like choosing to live in downtown Buffalo.
As a football player, he can rival physically with just about any QB in terms of arm strength, agility, speed, and a sense of pressure. And he has a penchant for big plays, unbelievably plays that make every NFL coach drools.
The problem, as I see it, is about his head, football head. If he had Brady's head whom I consider the best in NFL dialing into what the defense is doing quickly, JP would probably be the best QB in NFL history. I attribute his inconsistency to his reading of the game. When he gets it, he makes plays, unbelievable plays when the opportunity presents. When he does not get it, he looks dumb, lost, whatever you want to call. That's why everyone calls him a project and some great offensive coaches would like to get hands on him to turn this fine raw material into the next big star in NFL.
JP does not need Brady's brain to be a star because of his other abilities. With his personality, if he does not develop a competent NFL QB brain, he won't make it in NFL at all; but if he does, he'll not be just a capable one - he'll be a star that every defensive coordinator fears because every time he drops back, no matter which part of the field, no matter what kind of rush they call, there is a good possibility of a big scoring play.
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