Truth be told, I'm oversimplifying it a bit. However, for all intents and purposes, reducing the amount of blown blocks, missed assignments, picking up blitzes effectively do the same. They add time. Part of the reason Lawrence has a low time to throw is because he gets rid of the ball so fast (by design in most cases). Creating a more consistent environment for Trevor might not result in an extra second per play on average, but it will give him a more consistent backfield on each play, which are the seconds that count. In that regard, 1 to 1.5 seconds is not unrealistic.

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