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if they're gonna just let Trevor Lawrence complete a bunch of five-yard passes... Trevor Lawrence averaged 4.8, 4.1 area yards per pass attempt. He got the ball out in 2.4 seconds. He was 14 of 19 passing in that game... He averaged 12 air yards surpass them in the second half. He goes five of 12. He's a 33% inaccurate target rate.
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Efficient short-passing in first half; concerns about ceiling if Bengals play passive

Trevor Lawrence's Week 1 performance showed concerning efficiency metrics: 4.8-4.1 yards per attempt in the first half with 2.4-second release time (14 of 19 passing), but in the second half when the Jaguars were up 20-3, he averaged 12 air yards per pass attempt on 5 of 12 attempts with a 33% inaccurate target rate, resembling 'old Trevor Lawrence.' The source is concerned that if the Bengals' defense plays passively like Al Golden's approach (blitzing at league's lowest rate), Lawrence will be limited to short passes rather than explosive plays, which could suppress his fantasy ceiling.

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