ShaneFalco
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By this standard no QB can ever improve, so it's nonsense.
Reality is mechanics can be taught. Understanding the offense can be taught, and improves with experience. Reading defenses can be taught and also improves with experience. There is a lot of growth any QB can achieve aside from just throwing the ball from point A to point B.
Besides, the rumors of Dak's lack of accuracy are greatly exaggerated. Dak may not be the most accurate in the NFL, but when he got hurt he had a 68% completion rate while leading the league in yardage by a long shot, and that couldn't happen if he was as horrible as some make him out to be.
It’s extremely rare that a QB can improve from college to the pros in pocket accuracy. It’s why the ones who seemingly have it in college are coveted. It’s also why teams prefer a large body of work or multiple years of playing in a college system to make a decision on.
The speed of the game from college to the pros makes it really hard to improve.
I will say that some coordinators are ingenious in using a QBs mobility to mask this deficiency to some success.