(09-26-2024, 07:24 PM)carp8dm Wrote:

(09-26-2024, 05:04 PM)NYC4jags Wrote: Meh

He sailed a ball. He's done that 3 or 4 times this year on 89 attempts. That one happened to be gift wrapped to a safety. There's no excuse for it but it isn't some common mistake he's making these days. 

I'm more worried about him not making more reads before release and his new tendency to leave the pocket instead of navigating pressure within the pocket. 

He's leaving some makable plays out there right now by not getting through his progression or being stubborn about hitting the deepest target. 

He's got to improve, but that play is pretty bad example. It's an outlier.

LOL.

Trevor is being failed by his coaching staff.  

It's not an outlier.  This has been a problem since last year.  Even when we were going 8-3, anyone watching other NFL teams could tell there was something wrong with this offense...  

But meh.  No big deal.  It's an outlier.

Imagine having a #1 QB that flashed greatness in 2022, and then watching him slowly decline over the next 2 seasons.  Some folks think it's "Meh" and think it's an "Outlier".  As though he hasn't been doing these things since 2023... 

I sure hope Doug gets back to the basics that made this offense successful 2 seasons ago.  I have my doubts.  But I'm still in hopium mode.

In your mind, when does the Qb take the blame? . I see a Qb in year 4 with a 6 digit contrast.

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(09-26-2024, 07:54 PM)carp8dm Wrote:

(09-26-2024, 07:52 PM)OG-JAGFAN Wrote: Because the bad overshadows the good. He has a throwing less than 200 yds a game and 2 tds in 3 NFL games this season. The highlight reel is bare.

The point I am making is there is too much bad from Lawrence.

How do you reason this with what we saw in 2022?

Because the league does not live in the past. 2 years is ago is a long time in the NFL. Despite the fact he only was good though week 11 that season. I look at his work at a whole and in the present.

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