People get all worked up over Brown's athletic ability, and for good reason, but if he can't complete passes, it's not worth it. He missed a wide open TD against Clemson that was a dagger to the team. We can't recover from misses, because opportunities like that don't happen often. Had he hit that, it changes the game. If he hits those shots consistently, he's a very dangerous QB. As it stands, he's an athletic freak that can't lead an offense because he can't hit wide open players. I love his potential, but he is not ready to be a QB that has to actually complete passes to keep the O moving.
The Clemson game played out exactly like I thought. They'd realize he can't complete passes, so they tee off. All that rushing ability got us what, exactly? Nothing. If not for Jordan Miller understanding the importance of picking up a fumble and running towards the endzone, we go yet another game without a TD. Brown is not the answer. Not yet, at least.
My problem with this O is that it will make all of our QBs look worse than they are. It's just not a good O to run with this talent. ****, I am not sure how much talent we'd need to make it work. Even if we had all the talent to make it work, another O would STILL be better.