It's so simple.

• There is not a QB in the league right now more crippled by poor coaching than Lawrence has been this season.
  
• There are only 5 QB in the league who have been hurried more often than Lawrence.
  
• There are only 10 Qb in the league who have seen more blitzes than Lawrence
  
• There are only 4 QB in the league who have suffered as many dropped passes as Lawrence.
  
• There are 0 starting QB league wide (who have not missed games) who have as few red zone pass attempts as Lawrence. ZERO
  
• There are only 7 QB league wide who have been knocked down as many times as Lawrence
  
• There are 26 QBs league wide (50 attempts or more) who experienced better average pocket time than Lawrence. 
  

This ^ represents a ridiculous amount of crap being stacked against the kid having any chance to perform well in his rookie season. 

If you are comparing Lawrence statistically to anyone minus this ^ context, you have waded very deep into nothing more than a fool's errand reserved for the grandest of fools. 

Additionally, he's made about 108 poor pass attempts this season reportedly.
 The league average is 72 poor pass attempts for players who have thrown in 10 games or more. 
So - over 15 games - he has thrown 2.4 more poor passes per game than the league average. 
That is a rookie being a rookie. 
He can fix that. 

Context, people.
Analyze him with some measure of context.

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