(01-02-2021, 11:48 AM)TheO-LineMatters Wrote:

(01-02-2021, 10:42 AM)hb1148 Wrote: I guess it's possible that the two games I saw just happened to be bad games for him in that regard and that he's dead on in the ones I didn't see. Did you watch last night? It's not that he's bad, it's just that his accuracy was not on the level you'd expect from a generational talent from what I've seen. To many overthrows although that could be related to his mechanics breaking down when he's under pressure.

I don't know what game you watched, but I saw an extremely accurate passer who was getting blasted after almost every throw. All of his passes were hurried, because he had no time to set his feet and 95% of what I saw was either on the money or smart decisions to throw the ball out of bounds. I only saw 2 passes that he threw which I would consider "bad decisions" and in both cases he had pressure directly in his face. He made a couple throws into very tight coverage, which we as Jaguars fans, haven't seen from our team's QB's in at least 5 years. 

I don't care about the game last night. All I care about is that Trevor made it out without getting hurt. That was my big fear all during the game. He took some very hard hits.

You see what you want to see I guess. His receivers definitely help him out. He'll likely end up being pretty good in the long term but he's not close perfect and if you think his high point right now is accuracy, you must be looking at his final completion percentages and not the actual consistency of the passes during the games. He came on later but his performance against Ohio State in the first half can best be described as shaky.

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