Yes, and this is where Sark deserves credit. He wants to throw deep. Last year, he forced that several times a game with a QB who couldn't throw it deep. Not bagging on Quinn, but that was his only weakness, and Sark stubbornly refused to game plan around it.
Now, with Arch, things seem to snowball for him one way or the other. So the obvious answer is to give him a bunch of easy throws that can't get picked to get him going. We did that almost exclusively in the first half, then we let him throw downfield a bit in the second half. And it worked beautifully.
Now, will Sark make the next adjustment and go to quick slants and draw plays when Georgia overloads the sideline to stop the WR screens?
Arch has plenty of ability even with the misfires and rookie processing speed, and both of those will improve. He just needs to be used correctly in the meantime. Sark seems to have figured that out and credit to him for that.