When he's steadily reliable to throw no interceptions or touchdowns, it becomes the defenses job to win games. Just like under CFB.

JJ ended the year on an incredibly predictable note, you knew he wouldn't throw interceptions and you knew the offense would score 10-20 points a game. There would be a number of 3 and outs on balls thrown away and the running game would be nonexistent. That's exactly what we saw against GT, Pitt, Miami, and UVA. Okst he seemed to show up for the 1st quarter until the fumble and regressed to his mean.