(09-14-2022, 11:57 AM)JagsFanSince95 Wrote:

(09-14-2022, 10:09 AM)NYC4jags Wrote: Don't worry, you still couldn't analyze qb play and potential if the ghost of John Madden appeared and anointed you with a magic football knowledge balm. 

You just keep your crow fork handy, there skippy. You'll be looking even dumber as the season wears onward.

I don't think anyone is saying Trevor doesn't have the potential to be great. Blaine Gabbert had that potential, as do many top tier QBs drafted in the 1st.. The problem is we haven't seen it yet from Trevor, not consistently enough to call him anything other then average, at best.

Meh.

He's shown many times over that he can make throws that average QBs can't make - and the below average QBs we've had never make. I've "seen it." And you're telling me I haven't. I just disagree that we haven't "seen it." 

What Trevor needs (and what seems like fairly typical young QB development) is to make reads a little quicker, subsequently getting the ball out just a beat sooner, and be more consistent with his inner clock to escape the pocket if no one is open. 
He escaped collapsing pockets pretty well as a rookie, but in his 22 debut struggled to at times behind what appears to be a worse OL than he had last year. 

The accuracy issues and the touch throw complaints are valid but largely blown way out of proportion. They are minor gripes and should be relatively easy fixes. Most of his misses are not that bad and the touch thing will come with time, confidence and scheme familiarity.

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