Young is clearly progressing quickly. Today, he once again demonstrated remarkable poise and pocket awareness, taking only a single sack, for a whopping one-yard loss. In every other pressure situation, he was able to either get the ball away, or scramble away and pick up a few yards.
He clearly didn't blow anyone away with his passing prowess, but we got to see exactly what the Titans drafted him to do: when their offense couldn't get anything going, but Young made a play here or there to keep a drive alive and win the battle for field position.
In the NFL, where so many games are ultimately decided by one or two plays, a player who makes 4-5 impact plays per game greatly improves his team's chance of winning. Young may never be 300+ yards, 65% passer.....but he'll make his presence known virtually every week. Today was a perfect example.... he threw for only 87 yards, but he singlehandedly converted a handful of first downs, and of course, he also had the impressive TD run. Just as importantly, he didn't make any big mistakes to lose the game. This is usually the curse of any rookie QB, and Vince is no different....he had 2 INT's, a fumble, and a number of very bad plays against the Cowboys earlier this year. But since then, he has demonstrated remarkable composure, and has been remarkably mistake-free is his last three games.
If Vince can just keep progressing steadily throughout his rookie season, I suspect he'll be a spectacular player in the league for a long, long time.