Taken from https://www.nfl.com/news/2021-nfl-season...ay-s-games

1.  What is wrong with Trevor Lawrence? Rookie quarterback seasons come in all kinds of shapes and sizes and involve too many variables beyond a signal-caller's control to draw any sweeping conclusions before Year 1 is over. Even the biggest cynic of Lawrence, however, must be surprised with how much he's struggled. Lawrence failed to throw a touchdown for the fourth game in a row and the seventh time in eight contests. The 2021 No. 1 overall pick did manage to lead three scoring drives of 70-plus yards and guided the offense 74 yards in the final minute, thanks in part to a 26-yard scramble, only for things to stall at the 1-yard line. While he flashed the sterling physical tools, he often wasn't poised or careful with the football. He also hasn't been particularly accurate this year. These are all areas in which he excelled at Clemson. That's concerning, and it goes beyond subpar pass protection and receiver play. A date with one of the worst defenses in the league was a prime opportunity to demonstrate growth, but Lawrence appears to be regressing.

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(12-26-2021, 08:08 PM)flsprtsgod Wrote:

(12-26-2021, 08:05 PM)jaguarmvp Wrote: Thats the million dollar question.  Many have blind loyalty to Lawrence and just assume he is going to be the franchise QB.   I am getting serious Joe Flacco vibes from Lawrence.  This pass off-season is going to be a huge crossroads for Lawrence.  Just like meyer, if he continues to struggle to hit easy passes it's time to admit the mistake and cur our losses just like Meyer.  It would not be the first time the media hyped up a "can't miss" prospect only for him to fail in the NFL.  

My Jaguar motto:  Hope for the best but expect the worst.  It's words to live by as a Jags fan.

So really all you see is what you expect to see. Pity.

I see what it is.  Could he improve?  Sure?  Will he?  Nobody can say.  I see the product on the field and it's real bad.

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