The issue with Jaylen's weaknesses is how easy it is to exploit for the top teams.
If you have a QB like that, you can just contain him, or blitz him.
Nick Bosa himself said it. Jaylen looks at the rush. If you just contain him and prevent him from getting outside, he's less effective.
Dallas did with some blitzes thrown in, and he was slow to react.
As long as you can stop the run, it's over.
The worst part about this is that Jaylen has this issue while having a great o-line and receivers and TE. So imagine if Hurts just had a regular good decent o-line, and just 1 great receivers like what other QBs have.
talking about how great the o line and receivers are, while dissolving them from blame during the past 2 weeks (since that seems to be your sample size of "top teams") is disingenuous. the entire offense (including jalen) was awful vs the cowboys with devonta probably having the worst game of his nfl career. there were missed assignments on the o line & zero pass protection from the backs at least chipping a blitz. i don't think it's that he's necessary "slow to react" when blitzed, the offense is just horribly schemed and has no hot reads built in for blitzes 14 weeks in. also, dudes aren't running all over the field wide open 24/7 like a niners or dolphins offense
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