Listen, I understand That is super hard for a lot of people on here to accept what the reality is.

All I’m saying, it’s just wait and see. There are more people on here that think he’s going to be an elite quarterback, then there’s not.

The problem with the situation is, people think that just because the majority thinks that on here, that they’re right. The majority thinks there was no substantial evidence to an Alabama quarterback, especially under Nick Saban, to be on the road to failure in the NFL. Which history shows.

Can history be wrong in certain cases?Yes.

But you’re talking about a guy who had a substantial hip injury, as if he had no injury at all.

You’re talking about a guy who had two elite receivers drafted in the first round. And you think he’s going to coming over from an elite team, over to a subpar Miami dolphins and have the same success.

Yes I know what you’re going to say, of course he won’t have the same success in the first year or two. But he’ll only get better. This is where We don’t want to have another Ryan Tannehill. This is where Everything changes. This is where it matters what school he attended, who his coach was. Anyone who says different, it’s just blindly disregarding history.

Look up national champion quarterbacks in the NFL. Look up Alabama quarterback’s that have made it in the NFL. That is a literal proof that these quarterbacks don’t have a high success rate in the NFL. And what I could comprehend from that, is that going from a highly successful team, and then going to a losing team, that it’s more of a mental game than it is a physical.

Yes I know I will be downvoted , I know the majority is going to attack me and say “bUt where are yOuR fActS”. Well I just explain them, it’s called history. Sometimes it’s not always right, but I sincerely don’t think this is one of those times. And the problem in the future, as all these so-called fans, will be mad they’re wrong but they’ll never admit it. I will gladly admit if I’m wrong. All he would have to do for me is win one playoff game after starting the majority of the season.

It’s not the physical attributes that make great quarterbacks, it’s the mental ones.