Man what a difference a year makes huh, everyone had them high expectations. Listen it ain’t Madden. Nobody going to have the perfect team, sorry. It all falls on Foles, 100%. If he turns out to be a disaster it’s going to set this franchise back a whole lot. If he is a franchise guy, playoffs easy. Cmon Foles! Lol
We’ve always said if we just had an average QB that can throw naturally, that our defense and running game is strong enough to get us to the playoffs. And once we’re in, anything can happen.
Regardless what the numbers say about Foles vs Bortles, I know for a fact that Foles is going to be better for our offense over Bortles. Atleast we don’t have to Fly Foles out west to learn how to throw a football.
I disagree. I think as long as we can protect the Qb, we can be deadly. With the right momentum I could see us getting anywhere from 9 to 11 wins, despite the grueling schedule.
(04-06-2019, 08:58 PM)jaguarmvp Wrote: [ -> ]I understand no team in the NFL is totally complete but this team has some serious work to do before starting the season. Lets examine some holes on the team.
Offensive Tackle: Cam was average before the injury. The other tackle position is a huge question mark.
Running Back: We cannot count on Fournette to stay healthy. Again very thin.
Wide Receivers: Average group that could be good if Lee comes back healthy.
Tight End: WHO? A bunch of backups.
Defensive Line: Better than most of the league here.
Linebacker: Another strong group that needs a veteran Mike LB. I think Jack should stick to the outside.
CB: This group is one of the best in the league. Elite
Safety: Question marks on both positions
Backup QB: Foles has never played a 16 game season. Who is behind him?
The only unit that looks markedly different to me from the 2017 playoff team is safety.