Arguably no position in professional sports faces as much of a stiff learning curve to succeed than an NFL quarterback.
It’s a job with a significant and often overwhelming undertaking, which is a big reason why, to this day, drafting and successfully developing an NFL quarterback can be a crapshoot. If quarterback development was boiled down to an effective science, Carson Wentz would not be starting for the Commanders, and Mitchell Trubisky would not be the Steelers’ current stopgap.
