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They both struggle with that but Lawrence is a significantly better athlete and an INSANELY more physically gifted passer. He has very limited reasons to be struggling the way he has. I will say, when he came into the league I specifically remember an interview that he basically intimated that he would be okay if his life didn't involve football and I have always questioned if he was passionate enough to be elite from that moment onward.

I do agree with this. I remember people fighting me tooth and nail in here when he was in Detroit. "Well he doesn't win!!!" Motherfugers, WATCH HIM PLAY. There is no question he is elite. Always has been.

Tools wise sure but Lawrence clearly struggles to read/see/understand the game

I am not gonna say INEXCUSABLE loss but....it would be as close to possible as their is for inexcusable. I hesitate to use that word because we are such a bad team.

Stafford has never got the credit he deserves as a QB If you’re using Stafford’s ability as a passer as the bar then majority of QB’s fall short of this mark

We also have to rely on our guys setting the edge and LB's spying Fields adequately. That's a big, BIG concern.

Lawrence is showing why he's not better than Bryce. Neither is Tua or Murray. But you can have your opinions.

All things equal (contracts etc) I’d take Bryce over Trevor Lawrence

Goodness it's 21 to 0 in the 2nd Quarter the Rams are in the lead

Happy Gameday!! Good Luck to the Panthers lets get this win

I was thinking the exact same thing.

Jets are such a dumpster fire, Panthers really should win this.

16 yards passing in the second. Thats worse than a bryce game.

On the flipside with him being hesitant to let it go, he gets sacked a ton, which is why the Jets have given up the most sacks on the season with 25. With our pass rush being invisible so far this may be the game they can show some life.

He will also be 25 years old in the 2026 NFL season. He kind of needs to be an instant hit.

Hopefully these rookies start getting better QB pressure. I would like to see them develop into long term answers. Or, worst cases, very productive and long term rotational guys. I'd kill for one of them to be Al Wallace or Mario Addison.

Pat Jones out time for the rookies Princely or Scourton to show up.

As big of a bust as Young has been......it does really pale in comparison to Trevor Lawrence. There is no logical reason for him to be as bad as he has been in his NFL career.

Fields is so scared and uncertain of throwing the ball he actually has zero INT's this season. However he does have three fumbles. Bryce has 8 total TO's so far this season. On paper that TO battle doesn't favor us at QB specifically.

Jacksonville is about to get run out of the gym. They can't move the ball and the Rams are picking them apart.

Super impressed with this guy. If he were 6ft he'd be a first round pick. I loved watching him play. Competitiveness through the roof. Kind of reminds me a bit of Doug Flutie.

Ya'll.....look at Stafford without his feet set. This is why people in here talk about Bryce not having elite abilities mattering when plays break down. He cannot make these kind of throws with his base not being set.

Pretty much going to play each other the same way. Stop the run let the bad QB try to win the game. It will come down to who makes the least amount of mistakes.

From the Charlotte Observer 1. quarterback Bryce Young has yet to earn a road win this season, and the third-year former overall No. 1 pick is 1-15 on the road as a starter for his career — which is tied for the worst record over 16 games in NFL history. 2. The Jets, meanwhile, haven’t won a game yet. But even still it’s tough to pinpoint their identity. 3. They’ve lost four of their six games by a single score — three games by two points, specifically. 4. Quarterback Justin Fields has flashed his propensity for playmaking at times this year — with the exception of his Week 6 performance where he only threw for 45 yards passing — and Breece Hall is a undeniably good lead running back having a solid year statistically. 5. The Jets’ team rankings aren’t too ugly either. Their defense, specifically. That unit is ninth in third-down conversion rate (36.4%) and 10th in opponent passing yards per game (200.5). Their Achilles heel to date, it appears, is their turnover margin (-1.2, 31st in the NFL).

I want to see JHJ find the endzone!