(10-02-2024, 07:39 PM)TTechJag85 Wrote:

(10-02-2024, 07:34 PM)carp8dm Wrote: So I say he needs to improve on the things he's doing poorly, and it's hyperbole?

OK, bruh.

I never said he does those things every time.  But he does it enough that it's clearly a matter that he's not getting better.  He's actually regressing.  I mean, is that hyperbole?  

I'd really like him to get better support from a coaching staff that can develop him.  I guess I'm crazy for wanting a better result from a QB that we have invested 50 million a year for the next few years.  Call me hyperbolic.

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stop being so hyperbolic

lol… I really just hope it’s not too late and we can eventually get to a point where his fundamentals match his skill set.. whenever that may be. Key word being WE and that it happens in Jacksonville under this current contract and not later under some other team/ staff.

I have faith in T-Law.  But currently, he's in his own head, and he's getting little help in critical situations.

We should have beaten Miami.  We should have beaten Cleveland.  And we should have beaten the tinhorns.  There were plays left on the field by every single offensive player in every single game.  And yet there are these minute details that should have been done better.  

I prefer to think T-Law is not the problem.  But that's just me.  I'm clearly in the minority in terms of the current mood of this message board.  Other forums think differently.  

It's fun to come discuss these things here because of how contrarian they are to the vast majority of other forums...  I actually prefer it here.  Believe it or not.  As a Jaguars fan, I'm a glutton for punishment.

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(10-02-2024, 07:44 PM)TDOSS Wrote:

(10-02-2024, 07:19 PM)carp8dm Wrote: He's just not being developed properly.  He's off by half a step.  He's throwing off his back foot even when the O-Line is doing well.  He rarely sets his feet even when the O-Line is doing it's job.  He's not good in the pocket.  He's never been good in the pocket, to be honest.  He bails out with his spin since his rookie year.

He's making rookie mistakes in year 4.  

There are many reasons for it.  He's no longer trusting the O-Line and is seeing ghosts like Gabbert did.  He's also not doing the fundamental things like setting his feet.  He's not driving into throws, but instead throwing off his back foot.  He still doesn't now how to throw anything other than a laser when a feathered throw with touch could help our stone handed WRs and TEs.  

These are all on Trevor for not developing.  Though, it would be nice to have a QB whisperer that could help him figure it out.  I still don't think T-Law is a lost cause.  He's been playing below his potential for 3 games now.  (He did enough to win in Miami).  But I'd rather not call Trevor a bust, or think that the entire failures of this offense fall directly on his back.

Trevor is in his fourth season yet your argument is that "he isnt being developed properly", like really? He was touted as a "generational talent" and he hasn't improved four years in. You'll have to come into realization that Trevor isn't a really good QB and it has nothing to do with developement anymore. Maybe he could be  game manager in a right roster but he isn't the QB we all thought he could be. 

That's that.

I don't care about the hype of T-Law pre draft.  I do care about how great he played in 2022 and how he clearly has so much potential to be a top 5 QB.

Your opinion that he "could maybe be a game manager" is completely antithetical to his actual potential.  T-Law is a legit NFL QB.  I think with the proper coaching and proper scheme, he has the ability to get us to the SB.

But that's just my opinion.  We disagree.  I just think you're being a bit too pessimistic.

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