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<blockquote data-quote="Volatility_rivals135605" data-source="post: 131822259" data-attributes="member: 1476288">MAc Jones sit, matured, developed, &amp; learned for practically 3 YEARS before he took a snap as QB1 at Alabama. Even after sitting for 2.5 years, learning &amp; developing from the best staff &amp; resources, with 4-5 star players 2 deep at every position, even still his 1st year was not great at all.&nbsp; Even with optimal conditions and 2.5 YEARS to develop, it still took him 1 full season under center before he found consistency.Greene is a redshirt Freshmen with his TF year being shortened from COVID, in an offense not designed for him, with an OL of mostly Fresh &amp; SophTo think Greene wont become a quality QB is extremely premature... Brown has said multiple times its very difficult to implement two different offenses,&nbsp; the way I look at it... Its like putting Pat White in a Jeff Mullen offense.&nbsp; How many times do you hear coaches talk about their job is to put their players in the best position possible to be successful?&nbsp; That is literally the opposite of that...&nbsp; While subtle alterations are made for Greene, its hardly customized for him.&nbsp; Not to mention, no matter how great a QB/WR/RB may be, if you have a young OL, its gonna be a long season.&nbsp; While I do think our OL are talented, they are FAR from reaching their Collegiate potential.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Volatility_rivals135605, post: 131822259, member: 1476288"] MAc Jones sit, matured, developed, & learned for practically 3 YEARS before he took a snap as QB1 at Alabama. Even after sitting for 2.5 years, learning & developing from the best staff & resources, with 4-5 star players 2 deep at every position, even still his 1st year was not great at all. Even with optimal conditions and 2.5 YEARS to develop, it still took him 1 full season under center before he found consistency. Greene is a redshirt Freshmen with his TF year being shortened from COVID, in an offense not designed for him, with an OL of mostly Fresh & Soph To think Greene wont become a quality QB is extremely premature... Brown has said multiple times its very difficult to implement two different offenses, the way I look at it... Its like putting Pat White in a Jeff Mullen offense. How many times do you hear coaches talk about their job is to put their players in the best position possible to be successful? That is literally the opposite of that... While subtle alterations are made for Greene, its hardly customized for him. Not to mention, no matter how great a QB/WR/RB may be, if you have a young OL, its gonna be a long season. While I do think our OL are talented, they are FAR from reaching their Collegiate potential. [/QUOTE]

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