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One key argument made centers on the idea that success for a quarterback often hinges more on the fit within an offensive scheme and the coaching staff than merely on raw talent. A notable point raised in defense of this perspective is the historic trend of quarterbacks selected high in the draft who have struggled due to poor situational fits. Being thrust into the spotlight too soon often comes with immense pressure, and an ideal situation could lead to greater long-term success for a player like Shador Sanders.