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Looking at how he has played the game, even as a true freshman, he had plenty of opportunities to scramble for a 15 yard run, but would patiently wait for the receiver routes to develop.
He's more of a pro-style passer, who has excellent mobility, instead of being a spread-option runner who can make the throw.
The game will be a lot faster once he hits the college scene, but given how he has developed, he's going to be contending for playing time from day one of his college career.
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