Jameis is a victim of bad luck. Under SP he was nervous and stiff and played uncomfortable, he needed time that injures didnt allow. And when he was finally healthy we were far into the season and we couldnt afford to regress, but only improve. A bench player off of an injury isnt likely to light it up considering how nervous he was during the time of injury. The Air Coreyall offense obviously was created in the early 80's at San Diego. But a more recent example is the Rams and Mike Martz. I disagree with you that Carr would do worse than JW. JW has never proved that he can throw at a high completion rate. He's never thrown better that 63.5 at the Saints, in 2018 : 64.6. Kurt Warners best years : 67.7 and 68.7. Carrs best years: 68.4. 68.9 and 70.4. I see JW better in the Erhardt-Perkins where he can utilize his legs and improvise. Like i said hes a victim of bad luck. I hope he gets a chance to mature as a QB on a team.