This is a terrible take. Trevor looks better than any QB we've had since Garrard, and his upside looks WAY higher. Now, I'm not saying he's going to be the next Peyton Manning, but his technique, accuracy, and footwork in the pocket is impressive for a rookie. He needs to clean up his decision making, which should come as he begins to appreciate the talent gap in the NFL. He's going to need to learn to throw open receivers, take what's available, and throw it away when nothing is there. I can't help but think the drops are contributing to some of these poor decisions as well. He really seems slow to pull the trigger on throws to TEs for some reason. Yes, he's got some INTs, and that's not good, but I think he'll get better. I'm not sure what his ceiling is, but I'd be careful thinking he's already reached it.

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