Actually, Trevor's release time in the past has been decent, in fact, I just read something a week or so ago that stated his release time 2.5 was a tick faster than Brady's 2.6. I think the pressure to not turn the ball over that Kubes hammered into him combined with getting slammed on nearly every pass play has made him more tentative. I had hopes for the kid but he has regressed. I think part of it is that he's smart enough to know and understand McCoy's system, but he hasn't had enough reps in it to make the right choices automatically. He does well at checking out of plays so that shows he understands what needs to be done but maybe it was just too much on his plate? McCoy may have mistaken TS's understanding for being ready to implement it on the run so to speak. In any case, IMO, they should have brought him along slower, with less options. We'll never know now, unless he goes to another team and performs better... or worse. As Fox used to say, it is what it is... moving forward.