I never said it was apples to apples, I said it was relatable. Objectively speaking, changing a quarterback's mechanics is a challenge. And, it gets more difficult the older a quarterback gets. That's why there's a bigger than ever emphasis these days on private quarterback coaching starting with kids in youth football and early high school so that bad habits aren't developed early and sustained into their mid-to-late teenage years.
So, his situation isn't at all "weird." To your last paragraph, there are any number of logical reasons to explain that we can only speculate about. It's more weird to find it all weird. Perhaps it's like you said and they're just riding it out for this year. Perhaps they tried to change his mechanics and it caused too many issues. Or, perhaps they have been working with him on it and this is the result of those improvements. It's also possible they've busted their a$$ to change it and he just keeps reverting back to bad habits on gameday.
It would be great to get Rhule and/or Satterfield's take on it (unsure if they've been asked about it to this point) but they've also only been able to work with the kid for about 9-10 months now so it's tough to know where they put their efforts/resources during that time.
