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(09-08-2024, 06:25 PM)p_rushing Wrote: [ -> ]

(09-08-2024, 06:16 PM)flgatorsandjags Wrote: [ -> ]After the fumble, Lawrence attempted 1 pass.  That's another failure as well.  There are a couple idiots on here that think the play calling doesn't matter.  Comical

They did attempt to pass but Trevor ran himself into 2 sacks.

There were huge holes on the right side but Trevor moved left into the sacks. He has got to learn to move where the pressure came from.

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I'll have to see the All 22 for that take.  So you put the loss on Trevor after the Etienne fumble?  Good play calling?

(09-08-2024, 06:19 PM)flgatorsandjags Wrote: [ -> ]

(09-08-2024, 06:18 PM)g1ml3t Wrote: [ -> ]https://x.com/A_Watt91/status/1832878226529820923?s=19

1 pass attempt in the final 3 drives smh

The play caller doesn't matter though.  SHHH

Hope someone asks him about it. Regardless if it's press or Doug, Doug has final say. Not gonna beat a team like Miami trying to hold on to a 3 point lead (which we were lucky to have to begin with).

The book said Miami by 3

sorry to say this but welcome back loserville. you blow a lead and lose to the guppuies you  are loserville,and can't beat anyone.   so much for the hype video of a fun ride.

(09-08-2024, 06:06 PM)flgatorsandjags Wrote: [ -> ]The killers in order.

1. Etienne fumble
2. Hill 80 yrd TD
3. Going for it on your own 30.

Going for it on your own 30 resulted in no points. For me, it's:

1. Etienne fumble.

2. Dropped passes earlier.

3. Final three drives consisting of 7 run plays, 1 pass play and 2 sacks in back to back fashion to end the last offensive series.

From ESPN:

Can the offensive line hold up? That was the biggest question entering the season, and it didn't change after Sunday. With the game tied and the Jaguars having a chance at a game-winning drive, OTs Anton Harrison and Cam Robinson gave up sacks on consecutive plays. Short yardage was an issue as well. The playmakers are in place for the offense to be successful -- especially with the addition of receiver Brian Thomas Jr. -- but there's no chance at consistency if the line, which ranked 29th in pass block win rate in 2023, continues to struggle.

That's the important takeaway for me. It's concerning. Miami doesn't have a loaded, big name front seven neither.

Cleveland is getting dog walked by Dallas, but, they'll somehow allow these guys to come into town next Sunday and make it a game.

The entire staff and players appeared to have [BLEEP] themselves after Etienne's fumble and they essentially proceeded to literally choke the rest of the game away via slow and self strangulation.

Too far into this as a cohesive unit to not figure that out and not fight back. Especially on offense. I put WAY more expectations on this offense. WAY more.

That's Doug's pride. That's Press' pride. Nielsen coached his [BLEEP] off today as far as I am concerned. The offense should be the strength of this team by now. This offense should be carrying this team by now.

It just can't seem to get out of it's own way and it's the same damn song and dance in year three with this offensive coaching staff. Concentration drops on 3rd downs, piss poor pass protection or push when it's crunch time and do or die time and the untimely, back breaking, momentum shifting turnover.

They're consistently good at pissing people off because it's the ultimate tease on offense. Tired of it. [BLEEP] tired of it. They better bring their [BLEEP] A game against the Browns on Sunday at home.

Gloves are off. [BLEEP] this wait and see [BLEEP]. It's time to show and [BLEEP] tell.

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This was the most horrible coaching job I've seen in a while.

(09-08-2024, 06:27 PM)flgatorsandjags Wrote: [ -> ]

(09-08-2024, 06:25 PM)p_rushing Wrote: [ -> ]They did attempt to pass but Trevor ran himself into 2 sacks.

There were huge holes on the right side but Trevor moved left into the sacks. He has got to learn to move where the pressure came from.

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I'll have to see the All 22 for that take.  So you put the loss on Trevor after the Etienne fumble?  Good play calling?

Combination of all of them. The fumble took points off the board. Play calling and Trevor’s play hurt in the 2nd half. Also add WR play dropping some catchable passes.

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(09-08-2024, 06:19 PM)flgatorsandjags Wrote: [ -> ]

(09-08-2024, 06:18 PM)g1ml3t Wrote: [ -> ]https://x.com/A_Watt91/status/1832878226529820923?s=19

1 pass attempt in the final 3 drives smh

The play caller doesn't matter though.  SHHHHH

Imagine being such a moron that you really believe a loss by a team about to take a 24-7 lead in the 3rd quarter is because of the offensive playcalling. Lol.

Bad coaching, and bad offensive execution cost us this game.

Trevor needs to do better than getting sacked twice on his final drive. 17-17 with 3 minutes to go. He needs to go and drive us down the field and win it.

You can’t get sacked like that twice. You just can’t.

ETN fumble (obvious)
OL continuing to give Trevor no time to throw
Going into a turtle shell with offensive play calling after fumble

Hats off to the defense though. Tyreek is going to get his but overall thought they did a very good job.

(09-08-2024, 06:31 PM)Caldrac Wrote: [ -> ]

(09-08-2024, 06:06 PM)flgatorsandjags Wrote: [ -> ]The killers in order. 

1. Etienne fumble
2. Hill 80 yrd TD
3. Going for it on your own 30.

Going for it on your own 30 resulted in no points. For me, it's:

1. Etienne fumble.

2. Dropped passes earlier.

3. Final three drives consisting of 7 run plays, 1 pass play and 2 sacks in back to back fashion to end the last offensive series.

From ESPN:

Can the offensive line hold up? That was the biggest question entering the season, and it didn't change after Sunday. With the game tied and the Jaguars having a chance at a game-winning drive, OTs Anton Harrison and Cam Robinson gave up sacks on consecutive plays. Short yardage was an issue as well. The playmakers are in place for the offense to be successful -- especially with the addition of receiver Brian Thomas Jr. -- but there's no chance at consistency if the line, which ranked 29th in pass block win rate in 2023, continues to struggle.

That's the important takeaway for me. It's concerning. Miami doesn't have a loaded, big name front seven neither.

Cleveland is getting dog walked by Dallas, but, they'll somehow allow these guys to come into town next Sunday and make it a game.

The entire staff and players appeared to have [BLEEP] themselves after Etienne's fumble and they essentially proceeded to literally choke the rest of the game away via slow and self strangulation.

Too far into this as a cohesive unit to not figure that out and not fight back. Especially on offense. I put WAY more expectations on this offense. WAY more.

That's Doug's pride. That's Press' pride. Nielsen coached his [BLEEP] off today as far as I am concerned. The offense should be the strength of this team by now. This offense should be carrying this team by now.

It just can't seem to get out of it's own way and it's the same damn song and dance in year three with this offensive coaching staff. Concentration drops on 3rd downs, piss poor pass protection or push when it's crunch time and do or die time and the untimely, back breaking, momentum shifting turnover.

They're consistently good at pissing people off because it's the ultimate tease on offense. Tired of it. [BLEEP] tired of it. They better bring their [BLEEP] A game against the Browns on Sunday at home.

Gloves are off. [BLEEP] this wait and see [BLEEP]. It's time to show and [BLEEP] tell.

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No it didn't but this was a game of field position.  Cooke could have pinned them deep inside the 10.  Going for on your own 30 was a horrendous decision and just put the D in a bad spot once again.  I've seen the offensive line play much worse than they did today and we should have won this game.

I don't want to blame refs but man they got away with so much Bull [BLEEP] holding

(09-08-2024, 06:37 PM)SuperJville Wrote: [ -> ]Bad coaching, and bad offensive execution cost us this game.

Trevor needs to do better than getting sacked twice on his final drive. 17-17 with 3 minutes to go. He needs to go and drive us down the field and win it.

You can’t get sacked like that twice. You just can’t.

If only the OC would've told him not to get sacked. Such a shame.

(09-08-2024, 06:36 PM)flsprtsgod Wrote: [ -> ]

(09-08-2024, 06:19 PM)flgatorsandjags Wrote: [ -> ]The play caller doesn't matter though.  SHHHHH

Imagine being such a moron that you really believe a loss by a team about to take a 24-7 lead in the 3rd quarter is because of the offensive playcalling. Lol

Was good up to that point. Was conservative to the point of absurdity after etns fumble, but it seemed like the whole team lost their composure at that point

(09-08-2024, 06:38 PM)Cleatwood Wrote: [ -> ]ETN fumble (obvious)
OL continuing to give Trevor no time to throw
Going into a turtle shell with offensive play calling after fumble

Hats off to the defense though. Tyreek is going to get his but overall thought they did a very good job.

Agreed. It's weird. After that fumble. They kept trying to run it more.

Lawrence had a whopping 21 pass attempts today. Was sacked 3 times.

2 of which came on the last series which was set up by the last two series where they ran it 7 times in a row and couldn't get it done.

This whole game was a head scratcher after that fumble.

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(09-08-2024, 06:36 PM)flsprtsgod Wrote: [ -> ]

(09-08-2024, 06:19 PM)flgatorsandjags Wrote: [ -> ]The play caller doesn't matter though.  SHHHHH

Imagine being such a moron that you really believe a loss by a team about to take a 24-7 lead in the 3rd quarter is because of the offensive playcalling. Lol.

You obviously can't read and you're an idiot lol.  Play calling was part of the problem and I never said it's the lone reason we lost this game.  You are one of the few morons that believes the play calling in a game doesn't matter.  Sit down kid.

(09-08-2024, 06:38 PM)flgatorsandjags Wrote: [ -> ]

(09-08-2024, 06:31 PM)Caldrac Wrote: [ -> ]Going for it on your own 30 resulted in no points. For me, it's:

1. Etienne fumble.

2. Dropped passes earlier.

3. Final three drives consisting of 7 run plays, 1 pass play and 2 sacks in back to back fashion to end the last offensive series.

From ESPN:

Can the offensive line hold up? That was the biggest question entering the season, and it didn't change after Sunday. With the game tied and the Jaguars having a chance at a game-winning drive, OTs Anton Harrison and Cam Robinson gave up sacks on consecutive plays. Short yardage was an issue as well. The playmakers are in place for the offense to be successful -- especially with the addition of receiver Brian Thomas Jr. -- but there's no chance at consistency if the line, which ranked 29th in pass block win rate in 2023, continues to struggle.

That's the important takeaway for me. It's concerning. Miami doesn't have a loaded, big name front seven neither.

Cleveland is getting dog walked by Dallas, but, they'll somehow allow these guys to come into town next Sunday and make it a game.

The entire staff and players appeared to have [BLEEP] themselves after Etienne's fumble and they essentially proceeded to literally choke the rest of the game away via slow and self strangulation.

Too far into this as a cohesive unit to not figure that out and not fight back. Especially on offense. I put WAY more expectations on this offense. WAY more.

That's Doug's pride. That's Press' pride. Nielsen coached his [BLEEP] off today as far as I am concerned. The offense should be the strength of this team by now. This offense should be carrying this team by now.

It just can't seem to get out of it's own way and it's the same damn song and dance in year three with this offensive coaching staff. Concentration drops on 3rd downs, piss poor pass protection or push when it's crunch time and do or die time and the untimely, back breaking, momentum shifting turnover.

They're consistently good at pissing people off because it's the ultimate tease on offense. Tired of it. [BLEEP] tired of it. They better bring their [BLEEP] A game against the Browns on Sunday at home.

Gloves are off. [BLEEP] this wait and see [BLEEP]. It's time to show and [BLEEP] tell.

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No it didn't but this was a game of field position.  Cooke could have pinned them deep inside the 10.  Going for on your own 30 was a horrendous decision and just put the D in a bad spot once again.  I've seen the offensive line play much worse than they did today and we should have won this game.

Would rather see the outcome of what could have happened if Kirk doesn't drop two first down conversions on third down along with Engram's drop on third down.

Not going to harp on a gamble that ended up being a wash and having no impact on the scoreboard.

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Gotta shake it off and move on.. Protect that football.

I found this game strange. The Jags came out strong in the first half after the horrible 1st drive. Up 17-3. And suddenly, it was like they developed dementia or they intentionally threw the game In the 2nd half. They did exactly the opposite after the ETN fumble. Any realistic approach after one half of football with a two-score lead would continue to use what is working from the 1st half.

I didn't have this team winning the opening anyways. It's just the questionable 2nd half actions that left a bad taste in my mouth.