As a Bengal fan, I am delighted to have Trevor on board. Though, as a Bengal fan, I hope we never see him on the field except maybe in mop up duty.
Trevor a Bengal
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As a Bengal fan, I am delighted to have Trevor on board. Though, as a Bengal fan, I hope we never see him on the field except maybe in mop up duty.
Great news 1. that he's signed and 2. that he's signed with an OC that knows his abilities and 3. he's signed with a team that is winning big now. When Sonny Jurgensen - known for his quick release - was traded to the now-Commanders, he said he had to learn to pass running backwards. TS won't have that kind of worry in Cincy.
If Bengals can find another top WR, there might be a lot of mop up duty.
If Bengals can find another top WR, there might be a lot of mop up duty.
This will be Trevor's 7th (?) NFL season -- tho as I recall he was hurt one year ('18) and even that year might count. That's a pretty darned impressive career.
Trevor ended up at one of the 3 best situations for him (the other 2 being KC and SF).
No more going to teams w/ bad coaches and/or O-lines//lack of weapons.
Interestingly, Trevor acted as his own agent, so in addition to saving himself a few bucks, maybe that was the difference in breaking the pattern of going to teams w/ not favorable situations.
No more going to teams w/ bad coaches and/or O-lines//lack of weapons.
Interestingly, Trevor acted as his own agent, so in addition to saving himself a few bucks, maybe that was the difference in breaking the pattern of going to teams w/ not favorable situations.
Looks like Trevor found the right formula. The key to a long career is staying in shape and off the field.
