I voted "yes" and was surprised there were less than 60% in this category. As much as we'd all like a definitive answer right now about Trevor's long-term success, it is unreasonable to even judge a new quarterback until after his 2nd season. For Trevor to become a top 5-10 q.b. in the NFL, the following must happen:

1. He is able to learn from his mistakes- both physical and mental.

2. Related to number 1, he can't lose confidence in his ability. The pressure on him to become a franchise quarterback will continue to increase until he is able to turn it around. We can't know how he will handle such adversity since he has not had much in his football career. Last season doesn't count due to the obvious reasons, but now he has better coaching and a better surrounding cast of players. How he handles this adversity will determine whether he becomes this franchises "savior" or moves to the top of the long list of Jaguar disappointments.

3. Continue to add good players as was done in the last draft and free agency.

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