(10-17-2022, 08:15 AM)SamusAranX Wrote:

(10-17-2022, 07:51 AM)JagsorDie Wrote: That sword swigs both ways. One group will cherry pick stats or throw out the notion that he hasn’t done something good enough to refute their narrative while the other is viewed as making excuses.

My stance remains that as long he is wearing teal I’m going to find the positives even though I may recognize the negatives do exist(though i do see progress and fee justified in thinking he will become what he was drafted to be). I’m not going let it define how I pull for for my team or have my opinion swayed because someone believes they know more about my team or the position.

The generational BS is not something anyone except the crowd who constantly takes a [BLEEP] on Trevor uses. It honestly has become a constant tool for Bull [BLEEP] thrown his way.

As I stated before he went to a generationally bad franchise. 

Basically the trolls have built a nice little straw man. They claim we here who post are onboard with the generational hype, and then we he doesn’t live up to that said hype that no one, or at least I and the majority of fans here are not posting or supporting, they pat themselves on the back. But they’re attacking or trying to dislodge something no one here is advocating for. 

It’s not worth engaging anyone who doesn’t want to have a good faith discussion. The said poster you quoted has not posted elsewhere about anything jaguar related and is most likely a sock for another poster who mysteriously disappeared

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(10-17-2022, 08:14 AM)rpr52121 Wrote: I don't understand this passing chart. It is nothing like the passing chart for any other game this season.

Is this is more play designs/calls or him being too tentative to pull the trigger between the numbers?

I would let NYC4Jags speak on this 

If I had to guess, the coaches probably saw something we didn’t that they could attack . It may have been the defense they were playing dates Trevor to throw outside the numbers, which he did beautifully on that 3rd and 13 throw he had to convert on the final scoring drive

My immediate thought is that Trevor was pressured via the left side - moving him right to evade often

Plus we ran the ball 33 times for 243 yards and lost the T.oP. in the first half by 6+ minutes. -- due to two those things, the number of throws is going to be scant. Small sample won't be as revealing with its data as a larger one would.

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(10-17-2022, 08:27 AM)cincyjacket Wrote: Also, it should be noted he only took one shot over 20 yards and it was incomplete. No deep ball threat at all.

How could he? He had pressure in under 3 seconds all day.

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(10-17-2022, 08:30 AM)rpr52121 Wrote:

(10-17-2022, 08:27 AM)NYC4jags Wrote: Somewhat.

Moreso, it indicates how much pressure he was evading from he left side of his line.

Cam was getting beat regularly. That is true.

Shatley too

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