(10-08-2023, 02:35 PM)jessepeck1213 Wrote: There really shouldn't be any lingering questions from anyone about trevor. He's elite.

There absolutely is, and he is not(laughable tbh), but carry on. He is good, he plays well. He's a fun QB, who plays really well between the 20s. All great qualities. 


Watching tape on Trevor is truly a treat. A lot to like, there's also several areas that clearly need improvement. He has glaring weaknesses. 

He needs to learn how to slow down his reads a tick and not put it on the ground when he's hit in the pocket. He tends to play hero ball at times when he should just live for another down. Example - when he tried to throw it in the grasp and it looked like a greased pig on the fumble, I couldn't help but facepalm in disbelief. Just secure it and go down, this is still too frequent in his game. His redzone is still very shaky, he still misses guys and starts to press/rush down in the redzone. Still misreads the easy stuff underneath at times. 

The dart to Zay was a good throw and on time(not a thing Trevor has done this year often in the redzone) so that's promising. 

If he can fix the reads/see the field a tad better/refine the pocket presence he CAN be elite. Better blocking would certainly help. I think all of Trevor's problems are minor. When you compound them though, you see his game suffer. I really hope by the end of the year some of the hiccups we've seen are a thing of the past. He's still on pace for a 17 Td season, not exactly impressive but if the Jags keep winning I wouldn't really complain.

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