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QB Trevor Lawrence, JAX (1 Viewer)

Yeah, I spent big on running backs and WR, and picked up Purdy for a reasonable amount and paired him with T Law for cheap. I hope to have two top 10 QBs if things work out well.
Who's your pick this week? Asking for a friend.
Who’s my pick?
Purdy or Lawrence?
Oh sorry. At some point in this thread I think I was discussing Lawrence as a Superflex option as that was where my head was at.

I have them in Superflex, so I choose them both! But if I had to roll one, I think I’d roll Purdy week 1.
 
Yeah, I spent big on running backs and WR, and picked up Purdy for a reasonable amount and paired him with T Law for cheap. I hope to have two top 10 QBs if things work out well.
Who's your pick this week? Asking for a friend.
Who’s my pick?
Purdy or Lawrence?
I have TLaw in over Purdy rn. But I chase upside and I think this game could be lowkey shootout.
 
Yeah, I spent big on running backs and WR, and picked up Purdy for a reasonable amount and paired him with T Law for cheap. I hope to have two top 10 QBs if things work out well.
Who's your pick this week? Asking for a friend.
Who’s my pick?
Purdy or Lawrence?
I have TLaw in over Purdy rn. But I chase upside and I think this game could be lowkey shootout.
How does T Law have more upside than Purdy? Purdy has had much higher ceiling games, specifically last year, and that was without CMC at times.

Is it because the over under? Panthers defense projected to be bad? Lawrence projected to do better this year? Seahawks defense on the road is no slouch?
 
Yeah, I spent big on running backs and WR, and picked up Purdy for a reasonable amount and paired him with T Law for cheap. I hope to have two top 10 QBs if things work out well.
Who's your pick this week? Asking for a friend.
Who’s my pick?
Purdy or Lawrence?
I have TLaw in over Purdy rn. But I chase upside and I think this game could be lowkey shootout.
How does T Law have more upside than Purdy? Purdy has had much higher ceiling games, specifically last year, and that was without CMC at times.

Is it because the over under? Panthers defense projected to be bad? Lawrence projected to do better this year? Seahawks defense on the road is no slouch?
Yea^ to all. Plus lack of prep time with sf receivers. Travis Hunter and BTJ are stronger receiver tandem imo.

QBs are super close in ranks, but I think bad D/ better matchup is the main rationale for me.

Also I am bullish on Liam Coen as OC. Maybe I’m ahead of myself.
 
Yeah, I spent big on running backs and WR, and picked up Purdy for a reasonable amount and paired him with T Law for cheap. I hope to have two top 10 QBs if things work out well.
Who's your pick this week? Asking for a friend.
Who’s my pick?
Purdy or Lawrence?
I have TLaw in over Purdy rn. But I chase upside and I think this game could be lowkey shootout.
How does T Law have more upside than Purdy? Purdy has had much higher ceiling games, specifically last year, and that was without CMC at times.

Is it because the over under? Panthers defense projected to be bad? Lawrence projected to do better this year? Seahawks defense on the road is no slouch?
Yea^ to all. Plus lack of prep time with sf receivers. Travis Hunter and BTJ are stronger receiver tandem imo.

QBs are super close in ranks, but I think bad D/ better matchup is the main rationale for me.

Also I am bullish on Liam Coen as OC. Maybe I’m ahead of myself.
My Lawrence over Purdy decision had similar rationale. Plus I am starting Purdy in another league so I don’t completely lose out if he has a big game.
 
No more excuses this season, added Coen and Hunter, BTj is a stud. Will be interesting to see if TLaw finally delivers on all that hype. Carolina is a pretty easy start to the season to get the motor revving...
 
Was very tempted in some of the leagues to start him but ended up starting Stroud, Caleb and Fields instead, I just couldn't do it not until he can prove it.
 
He's got a ton of weapons and a great coach but I don't see a natural passer when I watch Trevor Lawrence. His throwing motion seems odd to me, a little awkward like he's shot-putting the ball or something, and there's a lack of fluidity or dexterity in his movements - he's heavy footed and heavy handed, maybe not a superior athlete like many of his QB peers? I don't know, I could be wrong, but it was enough for me to avoid Lawrence everywhere thus far. I think he's a decent QB2 in superflex but that's it.
 
Currently have Lawrence in over Mayfield but struggling on it. Vegas has the JAX and TB point totals almost exactly even.
Wow. I don’t have Mayfield but would gladly slot him in over Lawrence if I could. Wouldn’t even hesitate.

Yep. I made a huge mistake there.

I see the flashes of superior QB play in Lawrence and they can be extended at times, but overall he just can’t seem to maintain that level of play. I was hoping he’d get past that plateau of inconsistency that he seems to be stuck on and CAR’s D was a perfect kickoff for that.

I’ll continue to hold him in dynasty - he’s a solid backup FF QB. I held Mayfield since drafting him as a rookie for the same reason - he showed some seriously superior skills early on and now he’s finally upped his game to bring that level of play consistently. But I won’t make the same mistake I did this week until Lawrence proves he can do it as a regular base of his game.
 

Answering four questions following the Jaguars' dismal 31-27 loss to Cincinnati Bengals​

Ryan O'Halloran
Jacksonville Florida Times-Union

How bad of a loss was this for the Jaguars?

Answer: This game was a giveaway. Point blank. Period.

Teams who are supposed to be good aren’t supposed to lose to a back-up quarterback (Jake Browning).

The Jaguars had the game in their hands just about all the way through — they didn’t trail until 18 seconds remaining.


What happen on Lawrence’s two first-half interceptions and why couldn’t they line up right in the first half?

Answer: Let’s start with Lawrence. The Jaguars only stopped themselves in the first half, rolling up 267 yards, but leading only 17-10.

Lawrence’s first interception, on the Jaguars’ second drive, came when he threw off his back foot after left tackle Walker Little was dusted by Bengals edge rusher Trey Hendrickson.

Lawrence’s second interception, on an over-the-middle throw, happened in part because Thomas made a business decision and didn’t extend his arms to either catch it or at least break it up. Bad look.

But on the final drive of the first half, an inexcusable error by Lawrence. On third-and-10 from Bengals’ 22, he crossed the line of scrimmage — and by a couple of yards — negating a defensive penalty in the end zone. The Jaguars settled for a field goal. Lawrence should know better.

As for the penalties, the Jaguars were called for four illegal shift flags in the second quarter alone. All were declined by Cincinnati, but that is troublesome for the Jaguars. Trouble hearing snap count or pre-snap shifts? Needs to be fixed.

After the game, coach Liam Coen said the staff will have to examine if there was too much in the game plan to combat the crowd noise and Hendrickson, forcing the errors.
 

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