Jalen Milroe remains confident in his ability to be a dynamic playmaker despite many of what he will call naysayers campaigning against his ability to be a great NFL quarterback in the future.
Milroe started at quarterback for the Alabama Crimson Tide for two years before declaring for the NFL Draft. He finished his career in Tuscaloosa with 6,016 passing yards, 45 passing touchdowns, 1,577 rushing yards and 33 rushing touchdowns.
Most doubts about his game stem from his ability to pass the football. However, his ability to run the football is what made him dynamic in college, and Milroe feels it is his superpower.