Thread: The hero denver needs right now

Originally Posted by Tned

Now that he's healthy and a little more confidence with almost a fully year starting last year, we are seeing the arm that Kubiak raved about when he drafted him and his first training camp. That first game, the TD to Fowler he nearly through it past/through Fowler. He's had much more accuracy on the outs on both sides than last year, where he was missing badly (especially short outs to the right) last year, even before his injury if I remember correctly.

I really wish they hadn't ****** around this off season with the open competition crap, and had allowed him the entire off season, especially TC and preseason, to play with the ones and get their timing right.

yup. people treat trev like he is an 8 year vet.

last year was his first starting season ever!

Cant wait to see him grow more and more.

Originally Posted by Tned

He and Sanders and he and Fowler have been on the same page as well. He threw behind Fowler (just bad throw) and a tad wide last week and Sanders couldn't get his feet in, but they've been in sync it seems.

Quite a few throws where he and DT seem off.

Speaking of Fowler, any word on his status? Always liked him as our #3, and he looked to be coming into that role until an outstanding effort play that would've been a TD in Canada, but when a guy's out of bounds yet still can't get off the field without falling over not once but TWICE, that's not good.

Fowler's status is he sucks.

Originally Posted by Jaded

Fowler's status is he sucks.

Your more of a sunshine kinda guy

Originally Posted by Jaded

Fowler's status is he sucks.

He did not suck against SD.

*LA

lol

Originally Posted by slim

He did not suck against SD.

Broken clock.

Originally Posted by Jaded

Broken clock.

He did not suck in the first quarter today

Trevor played average, im glad we won, that's all that matters.

I Am hoping that average isn't the boys ceiling though. Thank god for this defense though and it's now stout run defense.

Looking forward to seeing Trevor after the bye week.

Originally Posted by DT88TheGreat

Trevor played average, im glad we won, that's all that matters.

I Am hoping that average isn't the boys ceiling though. Thank god for this defense though and it's now stout run defense.

Looking forward to seeing Trevor after the bye week.

Hopefully he will gel during the Brady week.

Trevor Seimian is on pace for 3558 yards 28 touchdowns and 16 interceptions. Not great, but definitely not bad. That type of production is good enough to win a Super Bowl. Just look at Tom Brady 2001, '03, and '04, Trent Dilfer 2000, Brad Johnson 2002, Ben Roethlisberger 2005 and and 2008, Eli Manning 2007 and 2011, and most recently Peyton Manning 2015.

Originally Posted by slim

Hopefully he will gel during the Brady week.

That's always a good time to be gel'n.

Originally Posted by CrazyHorse

Trevor Seimian is on pace for 3558 yards 28 touchdowns and 16 interceptions. Not great, but definitely not bad. That type of production is good enough to win a Super Bowl. Just look at Tom Brady 2001, '03, and '04, Trent Dilfer 2000, Brad Johnson 2002, Ben Roethlisberger 2005 and and 2008, Eli Manning 2007 and 2011, and most recently Peyton Manning 2015.

Yeah but the league is so set-up for quarterback and the passing attack to be good it's just not good enough to be mediocre. Those type of stats doesn't define the actual moments where the game calls for your quarterback to be great. Just looking at the numbers you say yeah those are pretty average numbers but the game defining moments is what will determine if we win the super bowl.... Now if the defense is going to hold teams too 10-13 or less then yes those stats appear to be good enough. But what happens when we get down 14 somehow? With 2 quarters left to play? Is our quarterback going to sling us back into the game? Remains to be seen..... Trevor is definitely the guy this year so I Am hoping he is capable of putting the team on his arm.