Honestly, big difference between College and Professional. As a back-up QB, yes, you don't get as much PT unless an injury occurs and your placed on the field. He can get compared to Cam Newton all he wants. Reality, that doesn't make him a good QB (yet anyways). Again, with not a lot of field time to progress, I can't consider him any major threat at this moment. Now, when the season starts, we can definitely start to look at his overall performance against such teams as Patriots, Chargers & Lions.
Britt, IF healthy, can possibly be an offensive threat (to a degree). Averaging a total of 17 yards in a 3-game experience is a bit wicked, if asked. IS he healthy anyways?
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