(03-21-2022, 02:41 PM)cland Wrote:

(03-20-2022, 02:00 PM)Jag149 Wrote: Wow what an assignment, but here goes. 

Looking at the various QB rankings for last year he was anywhere between 32 and 27. He had an absentee-ish HC and a lot of new best friends/coaches that for the most part are not here anymore. Instead of playing for a team which had a skill level across the board superior to most of his competition he was on a team where many players were glad we had a team or they would be out of football.  His results were:
17 games/59.6 pct/3641 pass yds/6.0ypa/12 pass TD/17 int/334 rush yds/2 rush TD/9 fumbles

This year he gets an experienced coach with a vision. A bunch of new best friend/coaches and hopefully a few better teammates.  It could be categorized as his first year of playing organized Pro ball. I expect him to improve in a lot of areas.  This year I would hope for:
17 games/65pct+/4,000yds+/ 7 ypa/20 td/9 int/450 rush yds/ 4 rush td/ 4 fumbles

Where that would rank him with the other QB's is subjective but should place him between 12 and 16. 

I know hope is not a plan, but we are Jaguar fans, No?

I think Jag149 is right on, as the above is best case that can be hoped for.  The amount of improvement Trevor has to make to hit #13 on Bullseye's list is pretty staggering...notice that Zach Wilson is the only one to have more INTs over TDs.  To increase Lawrence's TD by 8, and to reduce INTs by 8 (above) is really only possible if Pederson's west-coast(ish) play calling and coaching can improve his reading ability and accuracy.

I also think a pass-catching TE is a must have in the 2nd round.  I don't think Engram's 1 year deal means this position is at all fulfilled.