(06-19-2024, 08:22 AM)NFLfandom Wrote:

(06-19-2024, 07:56 AM)Mikey Wrote: I think it's more that expectation is to make the playoffs each season, especially when you throw down on a franchise QB, and the hope is that you get hot and go on a deep run.

hope != expect

At this stage, I do believe it is fair to say the expectation is to be in the postseason. The team is solid enough to win the games they should, and have proven that even when thngs turn upside down, we can still keep our heads above .500 - assuming we haven't regressed, it would be inane to expect reduced performance.

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If you're not solely focused on the stat sheet, why don't you try to add some context to the stat to make the point convincing?

I mentioned it once, but many kept re-posting it. And I don't care if he fumbled 4 times in one game or that some feel his lost fumbles are the fault of others. As I said, protecting the football is something Trevor needs to work on. His head coach and Trevor himself have said this.

Some here get triggered if anyone says Trevor has many to things to work on to get better. Every great QB I have ever seen has said they are always working on their game to get better. You don't need to defend Trevor when people point out things he needs to work on.

Maybe I just don't pay mind to non-live sports. Interviews are gonna be half-answers and platitudes for the sake of giving a sound bite.

OFC Trevor is gonna hang the albatross around his own neck. Should he call out his line when they give him no time to run through progressions, or his OC for calling questionable plays? That's not what a franchise guy does. Sure, he needs to have that ticking clock in his head to know to dump it or tuck because the rush is gonna be there, but it's a lot more than him just needing to have a death grip on the pigskin.

Why wouldn't you care about context? Do you prefer ignorance? And you wonder why you get pushback.

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