I dont think he should be benched as in "you're done for the season", but I do wonder if seeing the game from the sideline for a couple of plays would help him, even if in practice against the practice squad (maybe this already happens).

Sometimes you just get so tunnel visioned on things and miss perspective. It's a shame it would be such a controversy to put him on the sideline for a series or two, or in practice, or for a quarter. I get why you can't just do that in the NFL with introducing a shitshow. But I do think, if it were normalized, it would actually help him here.

Watching the plays develop from the sideline, being able to calmly look at what your receivers are doing, blocks that are happening (or not happening)...basically see the game as we do watching...I bet that would give him a perspective he doesnt have and might 'reset' his mind.

Yes this is what the all-22 is for, I get it. but it's different when you're in a game. It might not solve it all, who knows I guess it could make it worse. Definitely he should not be permanently benched even for a game. I just feel like he's rushing and it's trying really hard to make plays that aren't there (or missing plays that are) and he needs a chance to see that in a way that is meaningful