(09-26-2024, 08:01 PM)carp8dm Wrote:

(09-26-2024, 07:55 PM)OG-JAGFAN Wrote: In your mind, when does the Qb take the blame. I see a Qb in year 4 with a 6 digit contrast.

Trevor has gotten antsy in the pocket.  Trevor is also not trusting what he's seeing on the field.  On top of that, Trevor isn't being put in the same position to be successful like he was in 2022.

It comes down to this, in my opinion...  Either the 2022 season was a complete mirage, or the HC and OC failed to improve Trevor's strengths and have regressed the entire team with their apathy towards doing what was working the prior season.  Why didn't we continue to build on the successes of 2022?  In 2023, we completely went away from what were were doing in 2022.  And now in 2024, we're changing the scheme even more so.

I'm sorry, but I'm not a guy that thinks that Trevor Lawrence is the problem.  He's the answer.  But we need a HC/OC that does things that put's our franchise QB in the best plays.  That hasn't happened for the last 20 games.

You are entitled to your opinion but I disagree. I believe both is true. The coaching is bad but the Qb is also bad. You saw a small sample in 2022 while I have seen a much larger sample.


The coaches cannot coach missed passes, throwing into double coverage, turnover prone, taking stupid sacks, etc etc.

As an NFL player players have a personal responsibility to perform on the field. Coaching is an asset for a player and not make or break one. All great players will be great regardless of who the coach is.

On the flip side, you cannot make a bad player good. Coaching only takes one so far.

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