(10-03-2024, 12:07 AM)TDOSS Wrote:

(10-02-2024, 11:38 PM)carp8dm Wrote: Finally, we agree.  This Pederson staff can't figure it out.  LOL.  I'm being sardonic.

Trevor, on the other hand has the potential to be better.  OK, we're just going back and forth.  But let me ask you an honest question.  First, you clearly think T-Law is a bust.  You clearly think we need a new QB.  I think I understand your premise.  Let me know if I'm wrong.  

Here's the question:

If T-Law is a bust and we need a new QB, do you think that Doug Pederson and his coaching staff is the best staff to develop a franchise QB?

Well if my memory serve me correct he had developed alot of QBs that were known to be below average such as Wentz (before he got injured).

Small sample size but you could argue Trevors numbers improved on Dougs arrival.

To answer your question - I don't want neither of them in the future here in Jacksonville. I think both peaked and it's time to move on.

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(10-02-2024, 11:38 PM)carp8dm Wrote: Finally, we agree.  This Pederson staff can't figure it out.  LOL.  I'm being sardonic.

Neither can Trevor. He seems lost on the field without instructions. Remember, a QB is like a point guard, his job is to set up the offense for success.

I enjoy reading your posts.  I disagree with some.  But there are other points you make that gives me pause to rethink my thoughts.

I'm still not convinced it's time to move off Trevor.  I have faith with the right staff around him, he can be great.  We can revisit this after next season, I guess.  I've been a die-hard Jags fan since 2007.  T-Law is the best QB this franchise has had since I've been following this team.  He's shell shocked from the lack of pass protection in 2023.  But I think he can overcome that.  

But that's just faith.  I have no proof of it.  But I also don't think you have proof that Trevor is so washed that we need to scrap the entire thing and find a new QB.

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