(09-15-2022, 02:54 PM)Big Dougy P Wrote:

(09-15-2022, 02:52 PM)SeldomRite Wrote: He also had 8 interceptions in his first six games of his second season.

It's still the same story with the bib brigade, in that they're looking at end results of games and throwing their hands up in the air and declaring Trevor must have been bad because the team lost. Likewise those that look at bit deeper see that his performance wasn't as bad as it seemed in some statistical ways, and he likes like a young Peyton on a lesser team.

At some point he's going to have enough talent around him and experience to take off in a major way.

I think statistically Trevor had a solid showing. What worried me more than anything else was that it felt like he got uncomfortable when the game was on his shoulders. I don't feel like he has that clutch gene that the greats have, but time will tell.

Do you think Aaron Rodgers is clutch? Remember this old chestnut?

https://www.espn.com/blog/green-bay-pack...ers-and-co

I recall similar sentiment about Peyton at one point in his career. Was it justified?

Trevor has had a handful of chances at winning a close game in his career thus far. Let's let him have some time before we decide if he's "clutch" or not. It could take years before he has the experience and roster that can allow for him to have the opportunity to take over a game late.

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