Maybe it's just me since I live in Ravens country now and used to live in Louisville also....... But I just don't see it with Lamar.
His passing needs to get a LOT better before he will change my impression. Accuracy, Deep Balls, pocket awareness, etc. His sample size continues to grow and I continue to be scared by his inability to overcome specific schemes. Or be so dominant that he overcomes them running or passing.
I don't think he is as injury prone as I expected due to his insane elusiveness..... but damn man.... That Charges playoff game combined with that Browns home game have me shook on him long term. An above average, good, but never great, QB. The best teams will continue to beat him when it matters. KC & Cleveland don't look like world beaters and they handled him with ease.
Thats my take.
My take is that he is still a work in progress but he is improving.When did you live in Louisville?I have been a Uof L fan for 50 years and watched bunch of UL QBs.
I think the thing to remember about Lamar is....he's 22.
He's 22 on is on pace to throw for 4000 and run for 1000.
Its absurd.
He's not there yet as a passer, but look at the jump he's made from year 1 to year 2.
Its the same for him in college.
Freshman year - looked like he should play WR...in college
Sophomore year - Heisman winner
Junior year - Looked like a future NFL QB
Now in the NFL
First year - Looked like he should play WR
Second year - He looks like he'll be a decent passer in the NFL
He's not there, but he keeps improving. There's something to be said for that.