(12-13-2022, 11:10 AM)carp8dm Wrote:

(12-13-2022, 11:03 AM)imtheblkranger Wrote: I agree. Just got caught up in the semantics that it was a bad read in general. Though him not seeing that defender can make it a bad read based on how he chose to play it so I get what you're saying.

So much better to have this convo when it ended in a TD than an INT though lol

Dude...

I don't know where you were when discussing that Denver INT in the end zone...  But yeah, it's a lot nicer having this discussion, for sure.

It's just nice having a QB that can be Trevor Lawrence.  He's just 100% normal, through and through.  I'm sick of this "he's just keeping it real" nonsense.  Lawrence isn't keeping it real, he's taking responsibility.  And that's what we should be praising.  A dude that sees things and then wonders how he could make it better.  That's what a man does.  

That's what Trevor Lawrence does.  I hope he continues to be the man.  The spot light next year can melt soft men.  But it can also reflect the brilliance of real men.  Time will tell.  (See Brett Farvre versus Peyton Manning)

I was around lol trying my best to defend him while recognizing that was a god awful play lol

Watching him develop this year has been amazing. Going from "man he shows so much promise but still those mistakes" to "Trevor is the [BLEEP] man" has been wild and fun.

I have no doubt he'll handle the spot light like a champ and still be him day in and day out. I could only imagine what someone like Zach Wilson would do with a little bit of success in the regard. Trevor is Trevor and I don't think anything will change his approach to things. I mean just look how he handled Urban Meyer as a rookie.

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