It is protected to say Alabama’s Jalen Milroe is a fair-weather quarterback.
In Tuesday’s first quarter of the ReliaQuest Bowl towards Michigan, Milroe had three turnovers on Alabama’s first four drives, throwing one interception and shedding two fumbles. Heavy rain possible contributed to his ball safety points.
Milroe has struggled with turnovers all through the season. In his first 12 begins, he tossed a career-high 10 interceptions and fumbled seven occasions, shedding 4.
Milroe’s incapacity to guard the ball is one cause Alabama (9-3) did not earn a second consecutive School Soccer Playoff berth.
On his up to date massive board, ESPN’s Mel Kiper Jr. rated Milroe (6-foot-2, 225 kilos) because the No. 3 QB within the 2025 NFL Draft class, behind Miami’s Cam Ward (6-foot-2, 223 kilos) and Colorado’s Shedeur Sanders (6-foot-2, 215 kilos).
Nevertheless, his inventory may plummet if he fails to handle this concern. NFL groups need QBs who play mistake-free, irrespective of the climate.
