(10-13-2024, 04:29 PM)p_rushing Wrote:

(10-13-2024, 03:43 PM)carp8dm Wrote: The only problem I see Trevor having is that he's basically out there on his own trying to will this offense to be successful.  He had a bad game against Houston, but he's been very good every other game.

He's not the one dropping balls.  He's not the one fumbling at the worst times.  He's not the one that calls the most head scratching plays/schemes week after week.  I have no doubt that if Trevor was on the Bears and Caleb was on the jags, the bears would have dropped at least 42 on us.

(10-13-2024, 04:06 PM)rpr52121 Wrote: I know Trevor is not the issue, but it just feels like this is a another multi-year rebuild. So I honestly wonder if trading Trevor is the best trade piece to speed up that process.

Even those with the rosiest projections for Trevor have to recognize that he ceiling is like in the #6-10 range of NFL QB's who maybe could have 1 or 2 years splash years where everything breaks right and he gets in MVP or All Pro discussion. I get the Jags have had horrible history getting QB's but that is all a reflection of the Front Offices who have been allowed to choose the QB's. If they keep choosing bad FO's they will fail with Trevor with the same rate as failing with getting another QB.

Trevor is broken right now. He isn't THE problem but he is certainly A problem.

He hasn't received good coaching since Cooter had him streaking into the playoffs. He managed to start well latest year on his own but then fell apart with the injury. He is so bad right now and looks like he isn't scanning the field anymore.

The Jags need to hire a QB coach guru to work with Trevor the rest of the year. I don't care what the results are in the game but someone has to fix him so he can hopefully be salvaged for next year with a new coach and competent offense.

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