Again, you’re a member of “root for the Trevor to fail” troll squad. Your bad opinion is bad.

I'm not rooting for him to fail. I want him to plsy to his draft status. The facts are is he is playing like a bum and reeks of bust.

then why aren't you creating similar threads to excrete all over the other darft picks who aren't worth a damn on this roster?

Or maybe some new threads about the high dollar free agents that are playing like a turd?

Maybe it's because you know people will only disagree when you call out TLaw, thereby making you think yourself some visionary or trendsetter in going against the grain?

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Early on in that game, didn’t understand the parallel runs with Robinson…not a speed guy…lost yardage..run right at them.

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I recall at some point in the third quarter Trevor was something like 15-20 for 100-something yards and an interception, and his incompletes and interception were all throws either dropped or thrown away to avoid a sack. The team seemed to commit a penalty every time Trevor made a play. He had made multiple first downs on long third or fourth down throws.

The team is awful right now, the coaching is terrible. Trevor hasn't been Tom brady, but you seem to be a troll more than a fan of the team.

Lawrence got no support from anyone (players or coaches), but he also made plenty of his own mistakes.  You don't throw the ball away by just lofting it up in the air in the field of play.  That's the part of his performance I find most concerning.  His judgement appears to be regressing and he looked about as poised as Blaine Gabbert out there yesterday.

Maybe he was just trying too hard in an impossible situation, but that's when coaching needs to step in to settle him down.

For anyone that thought Trevor was the reason we were shut out the first three quarters, here's video of all of his drop backs yesterday. https://youtu.be/SIA3Mkih9uE

Like I said, through the third quarter he was doing fine, it was everyone around him doing terrible. For anyone that thinks any of the plays in that game (while things were still in doubt) were about him failing then please let us know what timestamp they happen at.

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Lawrence got no support from anyone (players or coaches), but he also made plenty of his own mistakes.  You don't throw the ball away by just lofting it up in the air in the field of play.  That's the part of his performance I find most concerning.  His judgement appears to be regressing and he looked about as poised as Blaine Gabbert out there yesterday.

Maybe he was just trying too hard in an impossible situation, but that's when coaching needs to step in to settle him down.

For anyone that thought Trevor was the reason we were shut out the first three quarters, here's video of all of his drop backs yesterday. https://youtu.be/SIA3Mkih9uE

Like I said, through the third quarter he was doing fine, it was everyone around him doing terrible. For anyone that thinks any of the plays in that game (while things were still in doubt) were about him failing then please let us know what timestamp they happen at.

YouTube pulled it which is a shame; would love to see it

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For anyone that thought Trevor was the reason we were shut out the first three quarters, here's video of all of his drop backs yesterday. https://youtu.be/SIA3Mkih9uE

Like I said, through the third quarter he was doing fine, it was everyone around him doing terrible. For anyone that thinks any of the plays in that game (while things were still in doubt) were about him failing then please let us know what timestamp they happen at.

YouTube pulled it which is a shame; would love to see it

It's still there, you just have to click "Watch on Youtube".

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I may be ridiculed on this as well.  Perhaps it was the audio I was receiving.  I had the sound bar up.  Aside from the defense doing a good job most the game and the offense being dismal, the only other takeaway I got was that tack fans are, well… kinda classy.  They seemed to be quiet, especially on their offense.  But even defensively, they seemed to be there to watch the game and cheer for big plays.  Sure, they should have made more noise on D.  But quite the opposite of fans from say, Philly or NY and such or even our own home crowd getting loud on 3rd. Again, it could have been the audio I was receiving.

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I may be ridiculed on this as well.  Perhaps it was the audio I was receiving.  I had the sound bar up.  Aside from the defense doing a good job most the game and the offense being dismal, the only other takeaway I got was that tack fans are, well… kinda classy.  They seemed to be quiet, especially on their offense.  But even defensively, they seemed to be there to watch the game and cheer for big plays.  Sure, they should have made more noise on D.  But quite the opposite of fans from say, Philly or NY and such or even our own home crowd getting loud on 3rd. Again, it could have been the audio I was receiving.

This was the first home shutout since 2000. And yet if you listened to Titans fans on the radio today and yesterday, there was a lot to complain about. The two biggest issues were 4 takeaways and only 3 points to show for it....and letting Tannehill get hammered as much as he was (we're on pace for double the sacks on our QB as last year). Oh well.

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I may be ridiculed on this as well.  Perhaps it was the audio I was receiving.  I had the sound bar up.  Aside from the defense doing a good job most the game and the offense being dismal, the only other takeaway I got was that tack fans are, well… kinda classy.  They seemed to be quiet, especially on their offense.  But even defensively, they seemed to be there to watch the game and cheer for big plays.  Sure, they should have made more noise on D.  But quite the opposite of fans from say, Philly or NY and such or even our own home crowd getting loud on 3rd. Again, it could have been the audio I was receiving.

This was the first home shutout since 2000. And yet if you listened to Titans fans on the radio today and yesterday, there was a lot to complain about. The two biggest issues were 4 takeaways and only 3 points to show for it....and letting Tannehill get hammered as much as he was (we're on pace for double the sacks on our QB as last year). Oh well.

The Jaguars defense didn't play bad.  Giving up 20 points is pretty good in today's NFL considering that the Jaguars had four turnovers.  They held the Titans quarterback under 200 yards and the top running back under 50 yards.  The Jaguars have played good defense in some games this year -- most notably holding the Bills to 6 points in a game.  The problem is the offense has been beyond pathetic lately.

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I'm not rooting for him to fail. I want him to plsy to his draft status. The facts are is he is playing like a bum and reeks of bust.

then why aren't you creating similar threads to excrete all over the other darft picks who aren't worth a damn on this roster?

Or maybe some new threads about the high dollar free agents that are playing like a turd?

Maybe it's because you know people will only disagree when you call out TLaw, thereby making you think yourself some visionary or trendsetter in going against the grain?

Exactly

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I may be ridiculed on this as well.  Perhaps it was the audio I was receiving.  I had the sound bar up.  Aside from the defense doing a good job most the game and the offense being dismal, the only other takeaway I got was that tack fans are, well… kinda classy.  They seemed to be quiet, especially on their offense.  But even defensively, they seemed to be there to watch the game and cheer for big plays.  Sure, they should have made more noise on D.  But quite the opposite of fans from say, Philly or NY and such or even our own home crowd getting loud on 3rd. Again, it could have been the audio I was receiving.

This was the first home shutout since 2000. And yet if you listened to Titans fans on the radio today and yesterday, there was a lot to complain about. The two biggest issues were 4 takeaways and only 3 points to show for it....and letting Tannehill get hammered as much as he was (we're on pace for double the sacks on our QB as last year). Oh well.

Jags D played well.  In fact Smoot took advantage of Saffold and Brewer all day.  The problem was TN DL destroyed the Jags OL.  And TN DB's played well enough.  Simmons played a great game.  He controlled 3 gaps all day.  I also thought TN ILB played better than I expected.  Jax D played great against the run. The only guy who hurt us was Tannehill's legs.

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You know you're dealing with a belief system when you get an emotional response. 

This was the first home shutout since 2000. And yet if you listened to Titans fans on the radio today and yesterday, there was a lot to complain about. The two biggest issues were 4 takeaways and only 3 points to show for it....and letting Tannehill get hammered as much as he was (we're on pace for double the sacks on our QB as last year). Oh well.

Jags D played well.  In fact Smoot took advantage of Saffold and Brewer all day.  The problem was TN DL destroyed the Jags OL.  And TN DB's played well enough.  Simmons played a great game.  He controlled 3 gaps all day.  I also thought TN ILB played better than I expected.  Jax D played great against the run. The only guy who hurt us was Tannehill's legs.

Add Norwell to that list. He had at least 3 holding calls against him. One negated a big run from JRob, IIRC

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