Ok this is another one of those 'loose passive raise situations'.
Do you think I can ever just fold the turn here specifically vs these guys? Although his raise isn't that large, it's more about what it means from this kind of player which isn't really doing these things to outplay you, and I can be drawing dead and nearly always will face a large river bet.

Player 1(SB) $11.45 - VP:14 PFR:10 AF:2.0 W:10|100 STL:18|92 3B:0|0 CB:67|0 N:-6.34 Hands:72
Player 2(BB) $18.12 - VP:35 PFR:18 AF:0.9 W:29|64 STL:48|62 3B:0|29 CB:18|67 N:12.13 Hands:133
Me(MP) $10
Player 3(UTG) $15.70 - VP:25 PFR:20 AF:2.4 W:23|33 STL:71|100 3B:0|0 CB:80|100 N:-3.27 Hands:71
Player 5(CO) $10.30 - VP:22 PFR:18 AF:2.0 W:11|0 STL:43|73 3B:7| CB:83|50 N:-9.62 Hands:60
Player 6(BTN) $11.86 - VP:50 PFR:0 AF:Inf. W:25|100 STL:0| 3B:0| CB:|100 N:0.16 Hands:18


Pre Flop: Me(MP) with [Ah,Jd]
Player 3(UTG) folds,
Me(MP) raises 0.30,
Player 5(CO) folds,
Player 6(BTN) folds,
Player 1(SB) folds,
Player 2(BB) calls 0.20


Flop: (7s,3h,5c)(2 players)
Pot - 0.65
Player 2(BB) checks,
Me(LP) bets 0.30,
Player 2(BB) calls 0.30


Turn: Ac (2 players)
Pot - 1.25
Player 2(BB) checks,
Me(LP) bets 0.80,
Player 2(BB) raises 2.19,
Me(LP) calls 1.39


River: 8h (2 players)
Pot - 5.63
Player 2(BB) bets 5.35,
Me(LP) folds


Final:
Player 2(BB) wins 10.70