Please calm me down...

[Murdock2420]

(04-02-2020, 05:20 PM)Nicomo Cosca Wrote: You’re really talking out of your ass here. Did you watch the NCG? Burrow took Lawrence to school.

That would be you with this comment.

The LSU defense and the LSU coaching staff had a plan in place that worked to control Lawrence and made him look bad. (Also, his first loss in college)

Burrow didn't play against Lawrence, he played against the Clemson defense that looked bad and unprepared.


I'm not even going down this road again, but Lawrence is considered by every single NFL scout out there, to be the best QB prospect coming out in decades. So stop...




Talking with quarterback gurus and NFL scouts, I looked for someone—anyone—to tell me that Trevor Lawrence is overhyped. The Clemson QB had a starry, 11-start ascent as a true freshman last season, which culminated in a 347-yard evisceration of Nick Saban’s Alabama in the 2019 College Football Playoff National Championship.


Every single response was, in essence, a flat no.



“There’s nothing he can’t do,” says former NFL quarterback Trent Dilfer, who coached Lawrence in Elite 11. “The only question is if he’ll continue to do it. It’s hard to temper your excitement, because he checks every single box. Confidence, intelligence, athleticism, smarts, twitch, arm strength, power—you go through all the boxes, he’s nines or 10s. It’s like Andrew Luck.”



“He’s perfect,” ex-NFL quarterback/current mechanics coach Jordan Palmer says.



Lawrence likely would’ve been the first pick in this year’s draft if he were eligible. He will almost certainly be the top pick in 2021, if he declares after his true junior season at Clemson.




Then this from another article:


Trevor Lawrence has led Clemson to another College Football Playoff championship game. The sophomore from Cartersville, Ga., coming out of high school was considered the best quarterback recruit since John Elway went to Stanford more than 40 years ago.



While Lawrence continues to build his resume and status in relation to college football's greatest QBs of all time, the NFL will need patiently wait for his potential franchise-carrying services for another year.



Lawrence can't enter the NFL after this season. He won't be three years removed from high school until the end of the 2020 calendar year.



LSU QB Joe Burrow, a senior, is projected to the No. 1 overall pick to the Bengals. Oregon's Justin Herbert, Alabama's Tua Tagovailoa, Oklahoma's Jalen Hurts, Utah State's Jordan Love, Georgia's Jake Fromm and Washington's Jacob Eason also are QBs in the Class of 2020.


Including Burrow, all of those QBs would have been No. 2 or lower behind Lawrence had the Clemson passer been eligible to enter the draft in 2020. Lawrence, despite all of his championship and individual laurels so far, has no plans to sit out his 2020 junior season to avoid an injury that could damage his NFL prospects.



https://www.sportingnews.com/us/ncaa-football/news/trevor-lawrence-nfl-draft-projection-best-fits/1x7djbmi2vgd417t1qfgm09pgp