10-18-2016, 12:23 PM
Quote:Well... we're averaging 9.2 per game, and Oakland is averaging 8.7 per... so I'm expecting about 200 yards worth of penalties combined lolAnd that's just in the first half!
Quote:Well... we're averaging 9.2 per game, and Oakland is averaging 8.7 per... so I'm expecting about 200 yards worth of penalties combined lolAnd that's just in the first half!
Quote:Advantage Carr so far.
Bortles
59% complete - 8,657 yds - 54 tds - 42 ints - 80 passer rating
Carr
60% complete - 8,865 yds - 65 tds - 28 ints - 86 passer rating
Quote:I disagree strongly with the sentiment in bold.
We gave Green Bay all they could handle. But for some 16 calls that went against us that shouldn't have, we beat Green Bay in week one.
We were more than competitive against Baltimore. Just unable to generate a modicum of a running game when we needed it the most, or block effectively for a FG. Either of those things happen, we beat Baltimore.
The only game we weren't competitive was San Diego, and they crushed us as usual.
Now had you said there's no way to look at our games and see a dominant or playoff team, I'd agree with that.
But being within one score in four out of the five games we've played when the final whistle sounds is competitive.
Quote:Advantage Carr so far.Not by much, Carr has a better running game and better OL
Bortles
59% complete - 8,657 yds - 54 tds - 42 ints - 80 passer rating
Carr
60% complete - 8,865 yds - 65 tds - 28 ints - 86 passer rating
Quote:Not by much, Carr has a better running game and better OL
Quote:Not by much? 9 TDs and 14INTs is definitely something.
It's not a Land Slide or anything, but it's more than a smidge.
Also, I don't think you can really put it all on the O-Line/Run Game. I'm a Bortles fan, but you have to admit... a significant number of his Interceptions were due to very poor decisions.
And even if you don't admit it. He has.
Quote:Not by much? 9 TDs and 14INTs is definitely something.
It's not a Land Slide or anything, but it's more than a smidge.
Also, I don't think you can really put it all on the O-Line/Run Game. I'm a Bortles fan, but you have to admit... a significant number of his Interceptions were due to very poor decisions.
And even if you don't admit it. He has.
Quote:I kinda see where you're coming from and don't completely disagree with you.
However, in the interest of fairness, it bears mentioning that Carr has also started 6 more games than Blake and yet has taken half as many sacks (62 vs. 120). Even if you acknowledge that Blake sometimes sacks himself...that discrepancy is astronomical and cannot be so easily dismissed.
Quote:Blake has definitely taken a lot of sacks. There's no question there. The vast majority of his Ints weren't while getting hit though. They were just ill-advised throws.
Blake is definitely a bit more of a "gun-slinger", but he doesn't have the TDs advantage to show for it vs Carr.
Even if you extrapolate for those additional 6 games, Blake's at ~63 TDs ~49 Ints.
Ball Security is a very real problem with Blake. Often times at absolutely back breaking moments.
I just don't think one can doubt that Carr, so far, has been better in his career.
Again, not a Land Slide, but he's definitely better.
Check back in 7 years and it should be an interesting 10year snapshot between the two.
Quote:Wow big difference in the interception department.Wrong. The big difference in the NFL is the O line. The Raiders have the #2 o line in the NFL after the Cowboys according to Pro Football Focus. You wonder why Dak Prescott is so good? Because his o line. Put Dak on the Jags and he's got more INTs than TDs.
Quote:So far Bortles has outplayed Flacco, Luck, and Hoyer back to back to back and had a better PFF ranking score than Aaron Rodgers in opener yet Jags fans think they can do better at QB.Bortles plays well at times, and then completely stinks it up. His windup is atrocious, and he makes far too many turnovers. If he had a quick release and could just limit the turnovers by half, then I'd say he's better than the QB's you listed. Especially with Rodgers struggling, he had a chance to emerge in the Top 5. Sadly, it seems as if he's regressed this year.
Bortles will outperform Carr as well and they will still complain.
Quote:Wrong. The big difference in the NFL is the O line. The Raiders have the #2 o line in the NFL after the Cowboys according to Pro Football Focus. You wonder why Dak Prescott is so good? Because his o line. Put Dak on the Jags and he's got more INTs than TDs.
Bortles has a career 108 QB rating when not pressured. Look at Tom Brady and let me know how many times he's been hit. O line is everything in NFL.
Quote:Oh man you go by the PFF ranking, another way I know you and your family scouts are kind of in the questionable zone.
Quote:Oh man you go by the PFF ranking, another way I know you and your family scouts are kind of in the questionable zone.
Quote:I don't need to prove anything to you because you don't know much about football but my father was sitting in Phillip Fulmer's living room in Knoxville with Peyton Manning as a scout. My father worked under Polian and told him to draft Peyton over Leaf. He was one of 6 scouts on assignment. Polian didn't want Peyton until he finally realized Peyton had a killer instinct and told Polian if Polian didn't draft him, "he would come back and kick the colts [BAD WORD REMOVED]". That's when Polian finally listened to his scouts and drafted Peyton. The rest is history,Don't worry about the haters on here because they don't have nothing going on in their lives but to throw tantrums base on certain players not meeting their expectations. Be yourself and most importantly, don't stop in your belief in Bortles because of the unfair negativity that surrounds him in this city. I'm a Jaguar fan first but i'm truly rooting for Blake to lead this franchise because despite your perception of us as a fan base not all of us have that negativity towards him and the team.
My father retired to Florida and is friends with George OLeary. He's met Blake multiple years at UCF and knows he has the same leadership skills and killer instinct as Peyton does. In no way is he comparing him to Peyton but he's undoubtably a franchise QB and will be ELITE. He's 24. No QBs age 24 throw for 4,000 and 35 TDs.
I'm not looking for your approval. I could careless. O'Leary is retired and fishes on his boat with my father all the time near his beach house in Palm Coast and also been to his lake house in Atlanta. He's also helped out at O'Learys family's restaurant.
So let me know ask you again......who are you? And I don't care what YOU think.
Quote:All one needs to do is look at your avatar to realize you're uneducated and a joke. Do you Bill Polian? Didn't think so.
Quote:I don't need to prove anything to you because you don't know much about football but my father was sitting in Phillip Fulmer's living room in Knoxville with Peyton Manning as a scout. My father worked under Polian and told him to draft Peyton over Leaf. He was one of 6 scouts on assignment. Polian didn't want Peyton until he finally realized Peyton had a killer instinct and told Polian if Polian didn't draft him, "he would come back and kick the colts [BAD WORD REMOVED]". That's when Polian finally listened to his scouts and drafted Peyton. The rest is history,
My father retired to Florida and is friends with George OLeary. He's met Blake multiple years at UCF and knows he has the same leadership skills and killer instinct as Peyton does. In no way is he comparing him to Peyton but he's undoubtably a franchise QB and will be ELITE. He's 24. No QBs age 24 throw for 4,000 and 35 TDs.
I'm not looking for your approval. I could careless. O'Leary is retired and fishes on his boat with my father all the time near his beach house in Palm Coast and also been to his lake house in Atlanta. He's also helped out at O'Learys family's restaurant.
So let me know ask you again......who are you? And I don't care what YOU think.