I remember during the early part of the season last year seeing comments here that Trevor looked "shook" or "rattled" or whatever. He never looked that way to me. That sounded more like projection than anything. Those posting such comments were the shook ones. He looked like a guy realizing his mistakes when he made them and accepting responsibility, but for the most part played well even early in the season. It's just a few bad throws where he tried to force things overshadowed what was going on for some because of when and where those forced throws occurred. Fans expect finished products at the QB position as soon as they step on the field, but in reality they are having to absorb and process so much in their first year or so. His learning curve was stunted from the prior year. I think he did learn some things during his first year, I just think he was a put a little off schedule by Urban.

The whole crux of the argument with CJB is about using your eyes versus checking the box score. It's clear he has no eye for talent at the QB position, because if you actually watched what Trevor does on and off the field, even in year one, you would realize you had your guy who was destined to be at least a top 10 guy in the league for many years and more likely a top 3 or top 5 guy. CJB relies solely on the box score to either determine the narrative or support his preconceived notions.

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