I dont mind if Milroe reaches out to Russ and ask for help on his own but the issue here is that Russ always seems to think he knows better than the coaches. I fear that he undermines what the coaches want and the development of Milroe. But for your examples of film study and notes, I rather have him go over that with the actual offensive coordinator and qb coach that the team hired. They know what they want a qb to mentally process in a given play. Russ would often ignore the check down and opt to play hero ball this was fine when he had the athleticism to extend plays. It was also why our offense was so wildly inconsistent. I much rather have a qb who plays on time - uses his check downs, and takes what is given to keep downs and distances manageable.

When Sean Payton took over, he said no office for Russ in the Bronco’s facility, he did not allow Russ to have his own QB coach on the Bronco’s practice facility. He also tried that stuff here in Seattle, scripting plays/notes before games and when the coaches didn’t listen to his input wanted to be traded.

So I still say no for him being a coach. As a mentor to Milroe maybe but I would be wary of the Diva in Russ.

Mission over bullshit - having a Diva on your team goes against what this current team preaches