I completely agree. I feel Tua is extraordinary but believe that CNS wakes up the next day and does a what if! His recent comments sort of support that assumption.Good defensive teams proved they knew how to limit Jalen. Until teams show they can stop a Tua led offense I just don't see the attraction of having Jalen coming in knowing he limits what we can do on offense.
No doubt Tua made a couple of big mistakes, but consider the context that he was playing in the highest pressure sitiuation of the whole season you have to acknowledge what he was able to do too.
Will CNS make a calculated decision and consider all the potential and the pitfalls? Sure, but it seems to me that some are straining at gnats to swallow a camel to find problems in Tua's game when in one half of high stakes football he showed more longterm potential than Jalen's shown in two season against the better teams.
As an aside JH is still a teenager and I believe a very conservative young man unlike Tua who is very aggressive on the field. I think that it is reasonable to expect that JH matures at some point and doesn't make the mistakes he repeated in his first two seasons. When that happens no one can say but he may well end up being a good QB even thoughit may not be in Tuscaloosa.