re: Jalen Milroe: is he a fit at Alabama?

QB battle is the thing that interests me most about the spring. As of today, we have a very good and diverse QB room. The problem is the guy who seems to be the team leader during this transition is probably not the guy equipped to run this sort of offense. Simpson looked light years better later in the year, and his combination of arm strength, better vision and legs seems like it could be very good in the system. And then there is Sayin, who seems to have been born to run this. But to Milroe's credit, he's proven he works hard and improves, so it would be silly to write him off.

So, it's going to be interesting.