(12-14-2020, 05:17 PM)Kane Wrote:

(12-14-2020, 04:34 PM)Upper Wrote: It wasn't a good night for Trask, but not really because of the interceptions. It just showed more than any other game that if you can get some pressure on him and he is forced to move off his spot that his arm and decision making are just not there. He needs the clean pocket and full mechanics to have adequate arm talent to make all the throws.

You parrot the same crap over and over. "He doesn't run" "arm strength" You're the worst broken record I've ever heard lol
His arm strength wasn't the issue Saturday night. Him not being a running QB might have helped them, I guess, but his play from the pocket this year has been nothing short of outstanding. Even with 3 turnovers (including a pick 6 which was just a defender easily reading Mullens playbook) he still had the Gators in it the whole time. Despite Mullen's refusal to pull bad players from the lineup (particularly on the OL). Despite Mullen's questionable situational play calling. Despite the defense pretty much not showing up, again.

He makes all the throws regularly. He had 400 yards for 10 ypa, and 4 total TDs. The Gators got beat but the list of reasons for the L doesn't start anywhere near Trask.

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(12-14-2020, 05:10 PM)Senor Fantastico Wrote: Basically a taller Minshew then.

Hahaha... Man I hope you're joking. Minshew regularly leaves a clean pocket. Doesn't look off safeties or read blitzes properly and doesn't have nearly the arm talent Trask does. Trask is easily a late 1st or 2nd rounder. There's a reason Minshew was a 6th rounder.