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I'd go with 50%. Right now everything is still a blur for him out there. He's already remarked how it seems the defense has two or three extra people on the field. When the game slows down for him, and when the offense becomes second nature, then we'll really see what he's capable of.

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I don't know about how much of his actual potential he has shown us,

but..

I think he's about 80% of the way to mastering the QB position.

After this season of being educated against the best defenses the NFC has to offer, I think we will be in position to really judge his potential at this point next year.

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