That's certainly a valid point of view. My only caveat is that I do wonder at what point sitting and watching ceases to be useful and a guy just has to take snaps to be able to progress? I don't know if that time period is one year, two years, or more, but I suspect it depends on the QB.
IMO, and I could be wrong, it just looks like Rattler is at a point where he needs to be on the field taking snaps in order to learn more. But, again, I could be wrong.
Of course, it's easy to want to risk playing the young QB when my job isn't on the line like it is for Moore.
And that's a good point about a #1 WR or at least a #1 target. We don't have one and having one may be the best way to help a young QB. It's part of why I like Tet or Warren in the first.