(01-16-2024, 01:32 PM)NYC4jags Wrote:

(01-16-2024, 12:28 PM)NYC4jags Wrote: You are free to purchase a PFF subscription if you wish or search for the free leak yourself. 

I'm giving you real information and you are casting it aside because it doesn't support your weak [BLEEP] argument. 
That's not my problem.

Here is your coveted Brock Purdy and Trevor Lawrence efficiency comparison when figuring OL play into the equation
Looks like they are not only comparable - but both are top 3

What's the biggest difference in these two QBs 2023 season with protection removed in this measurement? 

The niners ran the ball for 700 more yards than the Jags.

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https://twitter.com/benbbaldwin/status/1...22450?s=20

I really like this stat because it supports what most of us have believed regarding Trevor Lawrence after his 3 years in the NFL. To sum it up (in my opinion):

1. He is a very talented quarterback capable of taking the Jaguars to the playoffs for several years.

2. The terrible offensive line has greatly compromised his ability to do this, especially when injured and not close to 100%

3. Once the offensive line is sufficiently addressed, Trevor's performance will return to the level of the 2nd half of the 2022-23 season.

4. Finally, he definitely has some flaws which need to be corrected. The obvious one is unforced turnovers- especially fumbles. He also needs to be more consistent. 
 While not making excuses for these weaknesses, I believe it would be difficult to name many quarterbacks who would be able to overcome such terrible offensive 
 line play- especially when they dealing with pretty significant injuries.

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