An interesting aside, analytics seem to put Trevor's performance Sunday in the average range (14-15th best QB performance in the league according to football outsiders https://www.footballoutsiders.com/quick-...ay-records) in his first game in a new system with a bunch of new players around him and having suffered the highest amount of 4-man pressure (which means the secondary still had everyone back in coverage) in the league. Which fits what my eyes told me, not elite, but not the kind of, "we have to hide the QB," disasters we've repeatedly seen here over the years.

I know the bib brigade is always ready to press the eject button, but Trevor has already shown a lot. Anyone who isn't still onboard to see more deserves to go back in time 10 years, A Christmas Carol style, and relive the Jaguar's Gabbert and Bortles years to understand what it means to be hopeless as a QB.

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