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NO ONE. And I mean NO ONE made any rationalization that Milroe had an advantage running DeBoer's offense. That's poppycock.
The point made was that Milroe was an explosive talent and had just come off of a season where he played well enough to finish 6th in the Heisman voting and a question of whether there was a legit competition. Maybe I'm mistaken but has there ever been a time where a QB who played well enough to get Heisman votes lost their jobs to someone already on the team the following year? But, I digress.
Anyway, did Bama run DeBoer's offense in 2024? OK. He was the head coach.
But was it actually the same offense he had been running when Jalen Milroe ran more times in one season than both Pennix AND Simpson did COMBINED in 3 SEASONS under DeBoer. Probably not. Huh?.
So why did the DeBoer's so-called pass centric offense you state disappear for a season? The explosive Jalen Milroe.
So AGAIN, I state that a Milroe's so-called NFL Projection (which was higher prior to his final season) has absolutely nothing to do with anything regarding his starting over Simpson in COLLEGE.:
Perhaps you should stoplong enough to work on your reading comprehension skills.
This quote below is your words in response to me correctly observing that their college competition matters in all this.
"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."
This entire exchange is basically you making excuses for Simpson. He doesn't need you protecting him. If he's good enough, it'll show on the field and we'll all be happy.
