Really?
He had fatal flaws. That's not hate. That's not even personal. He didn't play poorly on purpose, to offend Vol fans, or to lose games and get coaches fired. I firmly believe he did his best in every way he could. Coaching didn't help but if it had clicked with him at any point he would have made some coach look like a genius.
How many different OC's, QB coaches, and consultants had to be incompetent for him not to be able to overcome the things that prevented him from succeeding?
He attended and apparently did well at the Manning camp. He had QB gurus work with him in the off season. He gave everything he had to practicing and become a good QB. Therein lies the problem. He was one of the really unique guys who could do the regimen of practice great then have very little of it translate to game play. We saw a degree of that last year. Milton won the practice battle but in live play Hooker excelled while Milton struggled. JG was even more extreme and played for two coaches who simply didn't know when to pull the plug. There comes a time when a leader has to step back and say, "No matter the reason... this just doesn't work". Pruitt and Jones both failed to either have a back up plan or make the call to go to it.
PS- I like a lot of your posts and don't remember whether you were a JG defender or not. But this post reads a lot like someone trying to claim they weren't wrong about the guy.
PSS- I didn't follow him closely after he left UT. But the snippets I saw seemed to suggest that WSU fans were beginning to see the same flaws we saw.