Yeah, as we've gotten so used to with the Rockies year after year, there's a lot of preseason hype that just doesn't turn out to be reality once the games start.

I like Trevor, but he's no Peyton. We're not coming out and throwing the ball to 4 receivers on the vast majority of plays like we did in 2013 when we set all the records.  That was a rare combination of talent at the direction of a very special QB.

Trevor (like most mortal QBs) will need a solid running game to take the pressure off of the passing game in order to be successful.  If the running game shines, Trevor and the passing game will probably be able to shine.  But if the running game struggles again, defenses are going to be all over Trevor (again).