After watching Jacoby Brissett for 16 games, one thing seems clear. Even before the injury, he wasn't someone who could get into a shootout with another elite QB and come out on top.
He's tough, he has a great arm, and no one can question his leadership skills.
But, as far as every other skill needed play the position is concerned, his skillset ranges from average to mediocre...or worse.
He does a poor job reading defenses, his accuracy is mediocre, he lacks touch and finesse. Despite having a great arm, he's afraid of forcing the ball downfield; and simple timing patterns seem beyond his ability to master.
Last edited by Kray007; 04-02-2020 at 04:44 PM.
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