Trevor Lawrence is set to enter the NFL draft this year after playing the last three years for the Clemson Tigers in the ACC of the NCAA. The young player carries high expectations around him and he’s trying to confirm his position as the No. 1 overall pick in the upcoming draft as if it was necessary.
The player had his Pro Day today and he showed his talents, enchanting a lot of people with his arm strength and his mobility. However, not everybody was convinced that he did the right play or moved properly during that sequence.
He’s expected to land in Jacksonville to play with the Jaguars and watching how much time it took for him to throw the ball, NFL fans expressed their doubts about Lawrence’s real chances to be impactful in the league.
Trevor Lawrence.
LAUNCH. CODES. �� pic.twitter.com/55CmuG1AzA
— ACC Network (@accnetwork) February 12, 2021
NFL fans destroy Trevor Lawrence on social media after Pro Day
Not everybody was impressed with Lawrence’s display and NFL Twitter showed that they can be more toxic than any other community in American professional sports. While some just trolled the player, others were more serious about the issues he should face in the league if he didn’t adapt quickly to that environment.
Sorry to break It to y’all but There’s no way he will have that much time to move around in the NFL with that jaguars offensive line
— Marco Rosales (@marcorosales021) February 12, 2021
Hella looks like him I was thinking the same thing
— Peter B. Parker (@AdamBeachsPlug2) February 12, 2021
They all look like the best ever when there’s no pressure. Pro days and combine need to be revamped
— Chris Dewey (@ChrisDewey9) February 12, 2021
Hell of a catch for that reciever….he worked it for Trev.
— Bland (@markbland) February 12, 2021
Bro too good
— The Demon Comp☇ (@iprotectrims) February 12, 2021
Dang can’t wait to see him in the nfl
— Bob John (@BobJohn56810498) February 12, 2021
Do it under pressure. Not impressive.
— Randy Beans (@RandyBeans_) February 12, 2021
Fields>Lawrence
— Official��♂️(15-12)And(11-5)-x (@Officialj0nn) February 12, 2021
“Is that the Mahomes to Hill throw right there?” No because Patrick wouldn’t have stopped running to set his feet
— Briar �� (@Vampahh) February 12, 2021
The long throws are great, but will the Jags or the Jets provide him with this much time to actually throw this stuff?
— The Full Nellie (@thefullnellie) February 12, 2021
Never thought about it lol
— Nachota (@nachotaaaaaa) February 12, 2021
BUST
— Ryan Hollins Burner ❼ (@HollinsThaGoat) February 12, 2021
Not impressed, the receivers were wide open
— Matt Lanoux (@_Lanoux_) February 12, 2021
Not bad ��
In a Real game will make the difference ��— alton mitchell (@mitchellalton) February 12, 2021
Lame…Without pressure not even good throws.��
— Kat (@Kat88174996) February 12, 2021
He might get drafted
— ↪️��️�� (@CB1_TheFiend) February 12, 2021
Impressive with no pads or grown men chasing him.
— Vito Derago (@VDerago) February 12, 2021
nathan peterman is better
— BullsSzn(10-14) (@jaylenorose) February 12, 2021
Bust
— ���������� ��������������²²�� (@PlayoffJimmyB) February 12, 2021
Bust
— Antonio Alducin (@alducin_ant) February 12, 2021
Fields is better.
— Official��♂️(15-12)And(11-5)-x (@Officialj0nn) February 12, 2021
That’s easy. That’s a one knee warmup throw for me@ pic.twitter.com/lehKzcebaf
— Reggie Trey Currie III (@TreyGunz12) February 12, 2021
That was literally the worst design of a play I’ve ever seen. It was probably his idea
— Robin Hood (@UARobinHood) February 12, 2021
I knew Trevor Lawrence looked familiar. #areyouafraidofthedark pic.twitter.com/vwsGKh64qm
— vilacron (@vilacron) February 12, 2021
Pain pic.twitter.com/j8vmmcCfpp
— Kayl Bagdasaroglu (@Kayl_bag56) February 12, 2021
Lawrence is ready to take the world by storm and he’ll probably be better in competition. The JAGGS will receive a great player that can make them a competitive team in the near future. This kid is expected to do big things and regardless of how bad people see his participation in this Pro Day, that doesn’t change the fact that Lawrence is one of the most promising and hyped prospects the NFL has seen in recent years.
