1. Emory Williams looks better than expected to this point as a TF QB.
2. Emory has done everything the coaches have asked of him to date and seems highly "coachable".
3. Emory has only had limited snaps at QB in garbage time of games we've had big leads in.
4. There are reasons to be positive about his development, but he's not shown enough to conclude he's a legitimate P5 starter yet.
5. The staff feels good about Emory's future at UM.
6. The staff is going to "sell" -- i.e., exaggerate Emory's skills/development -- to other offensive recruits, because that's the nature of recruiting.
7. It doesn't mean they're handing him the keys to the offense next year, that they won't target a starting QB in the portal, or that they think Emory's going to be some All-ACC QB as a true sophomore.
All of these things can be true at once.