11-12-2017, 07:36 PM
So today we won an ugly, ugly game..
A few points as I saw it:
Try as they might, the referees could not completely screw us today. But, we were *almost* architects of our own downfall without the refs’ help. The Chargers constantly getting away with holding and the Jaguars stupid penalties did not make this game easy on the eye..
A couple of drops by Marqise Lee & Keelan Cole should have had the game wrapped up, but we had to endure overtime for the second time this season. Luckily we managed to overcome this for the win.
It’s no secret that I’m a fan of Blake Bortles, I think he played reasonably well today, he made a couple of poor decisions and had a couple of interceptions, but when you’re throwing the ball 50 times, you’re going to be inaccurate at least a couple of times.
I’m not 100% sure why we let the clock run down at the end of the first half.. I can only think that it was because we were receiving in the second half.. but still, I’d have like to have seen a timeout or two and see if we could have advanced up the field to attempt to score.
Leonard Fournette looked rusty. I am all for punishing a player for wrongdoings, but I wonder if the move to keep him inactive last week inadvertently punished the whole team this week as he looked off the pace..
The defence looked shaky for periods of the game today, but came up with the goods when it really mattered.
Josh Lambo: it was great to see what it really meant to him with his celebration. It was great to see him put this down as a ‘team win’. I like that unselfishness from players, It really is endearing.
Say what you will about this team, through good or bad, they are like a family unit. No win is on one player; conversely, no loss is on one player. They win as a team and they lose as a team. I like this mentality.
If we can play that poorly and still win, I’m excited for the rest of the season.
A few points as I saw it:
Try as they might, the referees could not completely screw us today. But, we were *almost* architects of our own downfall without the refs’ help. The Chargers constantly getting away with holding and the Jaguars stupid penalties did not make this game easy on the eye..
A couple of drops by Marqise Lee & Keelan Cole should have had the game wrapped up, but we had to endure overtime for the second time this season. Luckily we managed to overcome this for the win.
It’s no secret that I’m a fan of Blake Bortles, I think he played reasonably well today, he made a couple of poor decisions and had a couple of interceptions, but when you’re throwing the ball 50 times, you’re going to be inaccurate at least a couple of times.
I’m not 100% sure why we let the clock run down at the end of the first half.. I can only think that it was because we were receiving in the second half.. but still, I’d have like to have seen a timeout or two and see if we could have advanced up the field to attempt to score.
Leonard Fournette looked rusty. I am all for punishing a player for wrongdoings, but I wonder if the move to keep him inactive last week inadvertently punished the whole team this week as he looked off the pace..
The defence looked shaky for periods of the game today, but came up with the goods when it really mattered.
Josh Lambo: it was great to see what it really meant to him with his celebration. It was great to see him put this down as a ‘team win’. I like that unselfishness from players, It really is endearing.
Say what you will about this team, through good or bad, they are like a family unit. No win is on one player; conversely, no loss is on one player. They win as a team and they lose as a team. I like this mentality.
If we can play that poorly and still win, I’m excited for the rest of the season.