(10-27-2024, 07:13 PM)OzJohnnie Wrote: Heh.  I love this thread.  Like clockwork, the sheep come out to defend TL who plays THE SINGLE MOST IMPORTANT POSITION in the game, again makes crucial mistakes at crucial times in the most crucial position, but it’s everyone else’s fault he does it.  The coach, the defence, the players who don’t try hard enough to recover his fumble.

The cope is overwhelming.  TL is AT BEST bog average.  He is a $55 million a year back up quarterback.  That’s his skill set.  And that will remain his skill set.

Now, JAX is also a messed up organisation, but TL is not losing because of that. He’s on the team as a $55M backup in a starter’s role because of that.  TL simply reflects the decision-making quality of this franchise.  He’s not a victim of it.  It’s the standard decision.

TLaw gave up that 50-yard bomb to a backup QB.

Trevor got flagged for defensive delay of game on 3rd and five with the clock ticking down in the half.

I will grant that Trevor forced zero defensive turnovers and also failed to get a single sack. Shame on him.

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(10-27-2024, 07:32 PM)carp8dm Wrote:

(10-27-2024, 07:23 PM)NYC4jags Wrote: I haven't read every post in this thread since the game, but most Jags fans, myself included seem to feel like Lawrence played well on the whole today but cost us the game with turnovers. 

One of them was obviously a communication error with the receiver. Rookie and TL not on same page - but no excuse - he threw the pick. And the fumble I need to see again, he said he was switching hands to get away from the defender and it got knocked loose in the switch. 

TL protects that ball better and we win that game. 

The clockwork that is laughable here is your sorry, pathetic [BLEEP] crawling from under your rock every time 16 makes a mistake.  What a miserable existence.

 Washington, Chicago, both teams with young QBs.  They look dynamic.  We are wasting the talent we have.  It's pretty depressing.

...so they're the 2022 Jags. Wonder if things get depressing for them too.

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