It's true, but only because the coaches decided from day one of spring practice that Worley was the starter. QBs improve by taking reps with the guys they will be on the field with. Peterman apparently got only a handful of first team snaps and Dobbs got none. This is why Worley is playing with more confidence, and therefore better than last year; but his numbers are almost identical to last year, i.e. mediocre. The line DOES make way to many mistakes, but Worley does too.
And, since I keep hearing the "Dobbs is third string so he must be lousy" argument, I'll say: coaches sometimes make mistakes. They have odd biases and pet peeves and, especially at quarterback they don't always play the best guy. Some of them lean toward seniority. Some of them are always looking to stick the young guy in. Some will always go with the guy with the bigger arm. Some always go with the mobile guy. And some seem to use a Ouija board, lots, coin toss or some such.
