(01-12-2024, 07:20 AM)Shad Khans Mustache Wrote:

(01-11-2024, 08:33 PM)ClemsonOrangeJaguar Wrote: Surprised by some of the answers in this thread. Trevor Lawrence was playing excent football until the injuries hit and lost his best WR in Kirk. He had 17 game sequence from second half of last season to the first half 2023 where he was putting up top 5 numbers.

The reality is this roster has many deficiencies. Trevor was playing with a bottom tier OL and a bottom tier defense. No running game because the OL is terrible and no time to throw. The Jags don't have a number 1 WR either. The collapse sucked but the Jaguars have much bigger issues than Trevor. He's an excellent QB when healthy as the numbers show and the odds of getting better are very low.

Yeah, he had an excellent connection with Kirk, but that doesn't mean his play shouldve declined due to one player when he still had a solid recieving corps healthy. Look at what Stroud doing with lesser weapons than Lawrence on the field.....

I think its obvious his play declined due to injuries which is largely due to his OL being terrible and some bad luck. Again when healthy he was putting up top 5/10 numbers. I don't agree Stroud has lesser weapons at WR. He doesn't have an Etienne so you're right there, but this OL is so bad he led the league in broken tackles and still didn't even break 4 yards per carry. I mean come on people blaming Trevor simply doesn't hold up to scrutiny. Seems most NFL fans place way too much blame on QBs while ignoring the 21 other starters on the team.

Is there any dispute that his play declined due to injuries? How much do ya'll expect a QB carry a team with a subpar OL in pass pro and run blocking, subpar defense, shaky FG kicker, and a below average WR room? A lot of you guys it seems like the only acceptable answer is Trevor Lawrence playing like Tom Brady

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