(08-06-2023, 01:21 AM)Charlie Sheen Wrote:

(08-05-2023, 11:08 PM)SuperJville Wrote: I know Trevor is #3

And yes I know that other QBs have that turned out great didn’t necessarily light the world on fire as soon as they got to the playoffs. 

The other 3 QBs you mentioned continued to get better and developed. I’ll also say they’re playing in different eras (except for luck really).. nowadays it’s much easier to get numbers than it was when Peyton was a young QB back in the late 90’s.

Hopefully he takes another step forward and I think he can and will. He’s got what it takes.  

But he does have room for growth and he’ll need to improve to be considered a top 5 QB.

Some people here are putting him up there with Mahomes/Burrow already and that’s just absurd.

In reply to the bolded... is anyone actually doing that? If so, who? Cause I want to make fun of them.

Edit: I think what I find weird is that you are saying he's a top 10-12 QB. Can you really name even 5 QBs that you'd rather have over him in terms of skill?

I don’t know what you mean by “in terms of skill”

But here is how I would rank the QBs: I’m looking at right now. Some of these guys have an arrow pointing down, some up.


1. Mahomes

Joe Burrow
Josh Allen
Justin Herbert
Jalen Hurts
Kirk Cousins
Aaron Rodgers
Lamar Jackson

I think the above have all proven more and would be ranked a bit higher than Trevor.

Trevor is in that very next category but can fly tirade to be the 2nd or third best QB any given Sunday.

If he makes it more consistent (more than 3-4 times a year) he will be pushing for Mahomes. 

It’s not a great group of QBs. Lots of the great ones are old or retired.  If he makes a step forward he could be considered one of the elites for a very long time.

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