(09-26-2021, 05:11 PM)NYC4jags Wrote:

(09-26-2021, 04:36 PM)JagFan81 Wrote: Not disagreeing with you but i think some of it is him trying to put the team on his arm and trying to make plays. Its not a bad trait to have but got to be smart with it.

I think of Bruce Arians when he was QB coach for the rookie Peyton asking him why he didnt throw the ball. Manning said 'he wasnt open' and Arians turns to him and says 'Oh FYI, in the NFL thats open'

Lawrence will learn and he needs the WR's to try and make it a bit easier for him.

Bruh, he's chucking  some throws to guys  that are not "open" in any league that has ever existed.

And just missing in some make-able ones too

Hes definitly had some throws and decisions he would like to take back but hes a rookie so you have to accept that and the D really struggled the first 2 games stopping teams and Lawrence was trying to hard and forcing it trying to keep us in it. I like the fact even as a rookie he still sees himself as responsible for making us win. 

The TD throw to Chark was a fantastic throw and whenever the debate of sitting Lawrence until he was ready was bought up, people were pretty adamant that he needs to learn on the field, well this is him learning.

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