T-Law - 3
Rodgers - 2
Brady - 2


A very unlikely top 3 i'd say haha, I expect this to change soon but for now thought it was funny.

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At this rate trevor will have 51 Tds and 51 ints not sure how feel about this ? and like 5400 yds

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I say he finishes somewhere around 38 TD / 27 INT

Rookie jitters will subside in time.

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He's in good company

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We got spoiled by Minshew's smarts and accuracy.

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We got spoiled by Minshew's smarts and accuracy.

Flint, your son is now on the Eagles. It seems odd that you would still feel the need to bring him up on this board.

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Trevor makes throws that Minshew can only dream about.

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At this rate trevor will have 51 Tds and 51 ints not sure how feel about this ? and like 5400 yds

He can have a Jameis Winston type of year. He’ll get lots of experience slinging it and making mistakes in a non playoff year. I’m not concerned. I like that he has “arm arrogance” and isn’t afraid to sling it. As he gets more experience, the mistakes will go down. Sure, they need to run more to setup the pass better, but this year is about learning.

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"I am only an average man, but by George, I work harder at it than the average man." - Teddy Roosevelt

Proving he is a true Jaguar now

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I am a fan, not a cheerleader.

We finally have a QB who can force defenses out of the Box. We need our coaches to figure that out and use it to our advantage. Easy example, week 1 the tinhorns kept running their linebackers straight back at the snap, a key element of the Tampa Two. You beat that by running right in those holes out of a pass look then when they stay up you hit them with play action. All these things help Trevor if done right including making the deep ball more than just a 50/50tplay every throw.

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“An empty vessel makes the loudest sound, so they that have the least wit are the greatest babblers.”. - Plato

Yes, this is what happens when you force your rookie QB to throw 20 yard passes every play to an offense full of #2 caliber receivers.

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