Trevor Lawrence out here making absurd NFL throws vs. The Citadel (Video)
Trevor Lawrence playing The Citadel is really unfair and he shouldn’t be allowed to make these types of throws vs. an inferior opponent.
This college football season is going to be weird. The stadiums won’t look how they normally look, the tailgating lots won’t look like they normally look. The schedules don’t look normal and the on-field play may look a little sloppy to start the year.
However, one thing that’s the same as it’s always been is Trevor Lawrence is a certified dime dispenser.
The Clemson quarterback showed off all the skills and talent that’s going to make him the top pick in the 2021 NFL Draft next spring in the season opener vs. Wake Forest last week.
He’s off to a great start vs. The Citadel today, throwing an absolute money throw that some NFL quarterbacks would love to be able to make.
On this 17-yard touchdown strike to Frank Ladson Jr., Lawrence showed the perfect touch and accuracy that resulted in six points for the Clemson Tigers.
Big boy throw from Trevor Lawrence on Clemson’s opening TD drive. pic.twitter.com/bx9lqhM34n
— Jordan Reid (@Jordan_Reid) September 19, 2020
He did it again a few moments later with a 44-yard toss to Amari Rodgers to give Clemson an insurmountable 14-0 lead a little more than five minutes in.
WATCH || Trevor throws a 44-yd dime right down the middle to Amari, his first receiving touchdown of the season.
— Clemson Football (@ClemsonFB) September 19, 2020
Watch live on ACCN or here: https://t.co/lu6NuCdXJ2 pic.twitter.com/mKpUTnxX1B
Lawrence and Ladson are quickly developing chemistry this season.
Watch and enjoy Trevor Lawrence to Frank Ladson... 👀
— Clemson Football (@ClemsonFB) September 19, 2020
Watch live on ACCN or here: https://t.co/lu6NuCdXJ2 pic.twitter.com/yzjgAZfni5
Trevor Lawrence has been blessed by the football gods and has been sent to us to witness the amazing spirals that come out of his right arm
I can already hear the haters screaming at their screens saying, “BuT iT’s AgAiNsT tHe CiTaDeL.” and my reply is, “what’s your point?”
Of course, the level of competition isn’t what he’ll face later in this season or in the College Football Playoff when teams like Ohio State, Alabama and Georgia will present much stiffer challengers. And he’ll never face this much of an inferior opponent when he’s a Day 1 starter in the NFL, but it doesn’t matter, these kinds of throws are immaculate and it’s why teams have been in awe of him since his freshman season when he threw a record 30 touchdowns for a freshman and led Clemson to a national championship over Tua Tagovailoa and Alabama.