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The development of a first-round quarterback is as much about not ruining him as placing him in a position to succeed.
A team can have the right system in place and plenty of talent at the skill positions. But if the young signal-caller isn't properly protected and is under constant duress, he'll never excel. Offensive line play tends to be overlooked when it comes to a quarterback's progression. An underwhelming front five can ruin talented prospects. Ask Tim Couch or David Carr.
Enter the Cincinnati Bengals and this year's No. 1 overall pick, Joe Burrow.