Field Gulls on Jalen Milroe

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I still believe that Macdonald wants a QB who can be an asset in the run game. His time in Baltimore with Lamar Jackson showed him just how dangerous a dual threat QB can be. After Milroe was drafted, Macdonald spoke on that topic... 'Quarterbacks who can extend the play are incredibly difficult to defend.'
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Milroe fits Macdonald's dual-threat QB preference for run-game-oriented system.

Milroe was drafted by the Seahawks; the source believes Macdonald wants a QB who can be an asset in the run game, citing Macdonald's time with Lamar Jackson in Baltimore as evidence of his preference for dual-threat QBs. Macdonald stated that QBs who can extend plays are incredibly difficult to defend, and Milroe fits that profile with his ability to break the game open with his legs.

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