I’m still here, and he’s still a below average distributor of the ball to the talented playmakers around him. He’s inaccurate on the mid range throws, late on them as well. He also has a tendency to lock on to favorites and throw into dangerous coverage. He has yet to show he can consistently go through his progressions to the checkdowns. His intern clock is off and he refuses to avoid sacks by throwing the ball away.
Has he improved? Absolutely, more than any Alabama player at any position in recent memory. Does the team believe in him? Obviously they do, as does the coaching staff.
Just because people didn’t “feel†Milroe means the critiques of his play were incorrect. It also doesn’t mean people hope he fails, because that means the team fails as well.
Milroe coming back is the most beneficial decision for both parties involved: Milroe needs the teaching, and Alabama needs a veteran presence to navigate next year’s schedule.