"The Oline is not giving him time"... "He's running for his life".

These observers need to calibrate their measuring stick for Oline play and its relation to QB play. This years Oline has provided plenty time to make plays. That doesn't imply ideal time is every case but sufficient time in most cases.

Taysom is so much better of an athlete vs his defensive peers that he too easily relies on his speed and strength. Most of the time it turns into a fun scramble but it quickly chokes out the offense when he gets into those patterns. Defensive coaches quickly bring more pressure to slow down the run and then without the intermediate and long game the offense becomes anemic and looks the way it has against Utah in those last two games.

Soon as Taysom exchanges his reliance on his legs for reliance on his arm more so, he'll become a legitimate NFL quality talent and this offense will be tough to stop.