(10-02-2022, 03:43 PM)CanDoBetter Wrote:

(10-02-2022, 03:31 PM)iHaunting Raven Wrote: He is not a bust but he is also not that "generational talent". He has been good in the 2 victories not great. Still haven't seen a great game from him.

Last year week 18. His offensive line and receivers were terrible all season but in week 18 Trevor was great. 

There may be something missing in this logic but I have no idea what it is...

Anyways, 
I'm one of the doubters(so far) but I'm not going to say anything about today's game. Except 'ball security'.

The generational talent thing was a bit overblown. He is a very good athlete for a QB but was never going to be making plays like Mahomes, Allen, and Lamar. That was the was what some people thought. He is never going to throw laser throughs on the move, completely off platform and with weird arm angles.

He was/is still more raw than some people realized compared to say Burrow or Luck at the processing when he got to the league, but the ability to do all that is there.  Luck was basically running professional schemes in college in a pro-style offense. Burrow failed at Ohio St due to a guy with arm talent and had to learn how to do the processing sooner.

Lawrence has definitely shown signs he can do it the processing, and he an above average arm. But is just not the obvious game changer that some people thought he would be. It's why some scouts looking for arm talent liked a guy like Zach Wilson.

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