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The second was caused from his pre snap read and ability not to adjust after the snap.

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ability not to adjust or failure to adjust? There is a huge difference.

If you seriously mean he wasn't good at adjusting to a read I would suggest that he was good at doing that even in his freshman season

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That aside it always confounds me that so many people totally ignore the fact that only a few weeks before he had an ankle scoped and continued to practice and play. Even Nick Saban said that only time off the ankle would it be totally healed but he could play on it. An injury impacts a players entire game, even and perhaps especially the mental game.

edit to add that Tagovailoa threw 87 touchdowns and only 11 interceptions his entire time at UA. He is the ncaa career record holder for passing efficiency. That doesn't sound like a guy that can't read defenses.