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Idk about camp but he couldnt read much and make a passing decision fast enough yesterday. Maybe cowboys pass rush is just that good from their second and third stringers but Milroe looked behind in processing on where to throw confidently, took three sacks. Sounds like him at Alabama tbh. Speaking as a Bama fan, hes one of Buc Ee’s Jaws Beach Summer Vacation Shirt or bust players Ive ever seen. He has top tier athleticism and a huge arm, and sometimes he puts it all together and looks like a world beater. And then other times he struggles to go through reads, overthrows passes, takes dumb sacks, or does silly things like throwing it when hes 2 3 yards past the line scrimmage.
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