No it doesn't because the college game/concepts and the NFL game/concepts can be so different.
Some QBs can be better fits for the college game than the NFL game and Milroe fit the bill as an explosive running QB with his 4.3/40. One could even argue that he was the Alabama's offense in 2023 when he finished 6th in the Heisman voting with first (and only one) year coordinator Tommy Rees who had spent the prior 6 or so years at Notre Dame.
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