Just look at the picture in the article--Lynch has the ball down around his hip.  Name one good NFL QB who starts with the ball at his hip.  That picture reminds me of another QB bust who started his throw the same way--Tebow.  It might work in college, but that fraction of a second it takes to get the ball in throwing position gives pro DBs all the time they need to recover--especially when the QB is eyeballing the receiver.