Could a year for Trevor Lawrence breakout?

Make the Jacksonville passing game one you need.

That's what we're going to talk about on today's episode of stealing banana shorts.

I'm Ben Gretch. You can find my newsletter, bengritch.substack.com with me as always is Sean Segal.

You can find all of his great work over at Rotovis. Let's jump into the discussion.

So I did want to ask you quickly before we kind of wrap back around and close things out by discussing

the week 17 opponent for the Titans. In terms of the schedule element here, the Indianapolis

Colts face the Titans in week 16, a team we've been talking about,

the Giants in week 17, a team we've been talking about,

any changes at all to your thought process on Jonathan Taylor as someone who, you know, if you're going to play a will levis or a daniel jones late if we're wrong on

them and do you want the cults running back to score say those three first half touchdowns

and fuel the the comeback attempt from the Titans

or the Giants.

In terms of, and we've talked about the Colts a little bit more and a little bit more

recently, but Jonathan Taylor at the 2003, Michael Pittman at the 310, and then these receivers of Josh Downs at the 11, 11, not too long after Adonai

Mitchell late in round 10.

I mean, there are interesting ways to play this Colts offense, since we don't really have a great feel for what Anthony Richardson is going to do for us this year.

So I feel like we were more pessimistic about playing the Titans and more optimistic about playing the Giants.

So I'm wondering your question about if there's any change on how to play the Colts,

I guess my response would be.

I mean, are you going to have some teams that would be like Colts, Titans,

giants and you have that cluster?

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