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His task in the NFL is to be a play-it-safe backup by ndgotrobbedin97

Don't throw picks downfield. Run a very basic, vanilla offense as a high IQ backup that comes in if the starter (or backup) get hurt. Know the offense, be competent but unremarkable if you're ever called upon. I can see him hanging around just as an emergency 3rd string QB, and then eventually graduating to the backup QB spot if he finds the right fit/coach/system.

He's never going to be a starter in the NFL. I was shocked he got drafted for that reason alone, much less in the round he did.