Trevor had a solid and efficient showing at camp, consistently delivering a good ball with a mix of touch and velocity depending on the throw. In routes on air, he showed the ability to change speeds well, layering throws over defenders when needed while also driving the ball on intermediate routes with clean zip.

In one-on-one periods, Trevor stayed composed and made smart decisions with the football, not forcing unnecessary risks while still showing confidence to attack windows when they were there. His ball placement stood out at times, especially on timing routes where he was able to lead receivers into space.

Trevor is a dynamic dual threat who impacts the game through both the air and on the ground. He threw for 3,366 yards, 39 TDs at 66.9% completion with a 137.5 QBR, showing accuracy, timing, and poise in the pocket. His quick release stands out, allowing him to get the ball out before defenders can react, keeping plays alive even under heavy pressure. Defenses struggle to contain him because he’s equally dangerous running the ball, adding 1,220 rushing yards and 13 TDs with natural vision and the ability to turn broken plays into explosive gains. Trevor keeps defenders off balance, makes sharp reads on the move, and consistently creates game-changing opportunities.