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>Can be forced into ill-advised throws He has pretty much described all quarterbacks. Out of 112 passes, Tua has 2 interceptions, and one near interception. On one of those interceptions was not a forced throw, but miscommunication where Tua rolled out and threw on a running play. >Doesn’t hold on to the ball with 2 hands in the pocket This is just not true at all. Notice how the author provided no video evidence. >Trusts his arm too much Tua has a completion percentage above 70%...you tell me. He may be a gunslinger, but show me the bad throws...

Kirby Smart acknowledge that Bama did not surprise them and they did in fact prepare for Tua. And clearly you don't understand football and how game preparation works. Only time you prepare for a certain player along with scheme is if they play uniquely besides how those plays are called. Tua had played all season in the second half last season, nothing he did was unique outside of good throws. Tua didn't make any signature throws. For example, Brees and P. Manning like to hit between the seems, and Rodgers likes throw back shoulder throws. Tua didn't make sort of signature throws. He simply executed the x/o's. So I don't see how Tua's play was a wrench thrown at the UGA defense.

Throwing a TD pass to a wide about receiver is nothing to brag about unless the praise goes to the receiver. I've yet to see Hurts throw any psss into tight windows. His passes are always to wide open receivers. Anyone can do that LOL. Playing Michigan, Ohio State, or Clemson again will EXPOSE Jalen's mediocracy.

FSU isn't that good on defense. Clemson, Michigan, and Ohio State have better defense AND offenses. Sounds like you are content with losing like that title game smh