Your response to the conversation, rather than addressing the concerns expresses about Jalen, is to tear down Tua? If you are right, at best it means that Alabama is doomed.All I can go on is what I see. The games Tua played great in are mop up duty against a team we routed. BTW Jalen played well enough in those games as well to get Tua in by the early second half. Go back and watch Tua when the other team can muster up half of a decent pass rush. Other than the Vanderbuilt throw when the game was definitely not on the line and we could afford to take risk you can see how some of his balls would have been suspect against a decent secondary. All I'm saying is this whole debate is not fair to Jalen or Tua at this point of the season. All the responsibility has been put on Jalen and this expectation for a true freshman to be a savior. Tua was told to learn the system and get some game experience in year one. Not go win Bama a NC. Both players are operating on two totally different parameters. Jalen is being told to go out and win the football game, Tua is being told to go out there play and get better. HUGE DIFFERENCE. I don't see how so many Bama fans fail to recognize these truths.
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I tend to focus on the real problems and what can be done about them instead of deflecting