I'm not a numbers person, but I am confident that Trevor will take a huge step forward this season. In Week 18 against the Colts last year, we saw what Trevor is capable of if he is given time to pass and if his receivers can get open and hold on to the ball. They don't have to be superstars. Trevor can make them better than they would be with an average quarterback. Our receiving corps still isn't what I would call elite, yet I do think they could be good enough to do well with a QB of Trevor's abilities. I'm hoping for a season that is similar to Herbert's rookie season as far as how Trevor looks out there. As for numbers in general, I'm going to guess that he ends up with around 30-35 touchdowns, 8-10 interceptions, and 9-10 wins.

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