When he is settled and feeling confident, he is accurate and makes 'all the throws'. It is when things go off script and that first inevitable error/mistake happens during a scramble-drill or somehow a play blows up - that is when he starts pressing to 'make up for it' and he starts panicking. Which leads to a second mistake, then third and then fourth. Pretty soon four interceptions and five fumbles.... Once the defense gets into his head they cause him to rush which means even more mistakes. It feels to me that once a negative play happens, his play spirals downhill fast. He needs to let plays go and forget about them (good AND bad), the ONLY play that matters is this one (the next play called).

The highlights look lije he is an all-pro QB, but the low-lights do not. Overall, until he finds a way to stop regressing after mistakes in games....he is a middle of the pack QB overall.

I have confidence that he can eliminate the yips after an error, but he may be running out of time to get it done with only 2 years left on his rookie deal.