I appreciate your overreaction...no one advocated throwing it 60 times a game. If I did, feel free to quote me in your next post.

I'm just doing what you said to me yesterday. Remember 10 years of patience?

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"Before you criticize a man, walk a mile in his shoes. That way, if he gets angry, he's a mile away and barefoot."

You need more than a second. Its a 3 step drop and the WR needs to beat the press at the line. You combat the blitz by running slants, screens, and draws. Lageman touched on it yesterday on Jags Monday that they tried to run a slugo route on Landry's blitz play. That ended up in a sack.


I would love for us to throw the ball around. But we need to clean up a lot of stuff before its going to be a realistic option.

 

Let's keep doing the same thing because it has worked so well so far.  This is the NFL of the 21st century.  You need to be able to throw the ball to do anything.  Until we even attempt to stretch the field, the opponents will continue to put 8-9 people in the box.  We aren't even trying to stretch the field.

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One of these years.............

You need more than a second. Its a 3 step drop and the WR needs to beat the press at the line. You combat the blitz by running slants, screens, and draws. Lageman touched on it yesterday on Jags Monday that they tried to run a slugo route on Landry's blitz play. That ended up in a sack.

I would love for us to throw the ball around. But we need to clean up a lot of stuff before its going to be a realistic option.

Hot reads are our friends. It's on the coaches to install that type of wrinkle into the game plan. If the coaches are too scared to do that, get rid of them and bring in coaches that have the stones and confidence to implement an NFL type offense.


There's really no way you can defend what is happening on the field without suspending reality.

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I almost feel like you've stopped watching the jags after the Cincy game... Our running game has been pretty much shut down after that. The opposing teams have realized our only option is to run, and are forcing that issue, knowing that our OC is not going to adjust.

Our QB has sucked since the Browns game as well. (Winning that game in spite of Bortles) So we have no passing attack, and no rushing attack. What would you suggest?

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"Before you criticize a man, walk a mile in his shoes. That way, if he gets angry, he's a mile away and barefoot."

Our QB has sucked since the Browns game as well. (Winning that game in spite of Bortles) So we have no passing attack, and no rushing attack. What would you suggest?

 

Punt on 1st down.

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One of these years.............

Maybe I'm missing something? How is not being able to change a running play neutering Bortles as a QB.

 

Removing his option of checking into a pass if he likes coverage takes away from him developing.  Personally I'd like to see QB's calling their own plays.

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Hot reads are our friends. It's on the coaches to install that type of wrinkle into the game plan. If the coaches are too scared to do that, get rid of them and bring in coaches that have the stones and confidence to implement an NFL type offense.


There's really no way you can defend what is happening on the field without suspending reality.

Hot reads fall on the QB, not the coach. I know they are available to him because hes called them before.

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"Before you criticize a man, walk a mile in his shoes. That way, if he gets angry, he's a mile away and barefoot."

Punt on 1st down.

Pretty much. Or just forfeit the remaining season.

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"Before you criticize a man, walk a mile in his shoes. That way, if he gets angry, he's a mile away and barefoot."

Our QB has sucked since the Browns game as well. (Winning that game in spite of Bortles) So we have no passing attack, and no rushing attack. What would you suggest?

Our QB sucks because our coaches believe he sucks and cannot handle more intricacy in the game plan. I was listening to the radio a few weeks ago, and a former coach of Peyton came on and was talking about how he kept challenging him during games, even during blowouts. He said he was also excited about Sundays because as Peyton began to make mistakes and games got out of hand is when he started adding more options for him to learn from.


Our coaches are doing the opposite, as the season is slowly slipping away, they are giving Blake less responsibility. It's amazing why anyone would look at our situation and defend how our coaches are handling this situation.

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Hot reads fall on the QB, not the coach. I know they are available to him because hes called them before.

Forgive me, but can you name a time in the last 2 months where u saw a hot read?

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Forgive me, but can you name a time in the last 2 months where u saw a hot read?

Robinson's long catch at the end of the Cowboys game.

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"Before you criticize a man, walk a mile in his shoes. That way, if he gets angry, he's a mile away and barefoot."

You and FBT might as well be twins.

 

He asked for a link saying that and he provided one.

 

It has nothing to do with him passing the ball?  

 

And you and Jeremy must be twins - going back and forth congratulating each other on your terrific insight and knowledge. Must be cool to be an NFL insider.

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The sun's not yellow, it's chicken.

Exactly, I really believe that BB has taken it as a kick in the junk when they made it public that they were going to hold him back.  Makes no sense at all.

 

It's like taking away his man card.

 

LOL - now you're Dr. Phil!

 

Tell us again how BB is a winner at heart. Such insight.

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The sun's not yellow, it's chicken.

And you and Jeremy must be twins - going back and forth congratulating each other on your terrific insight and knowledge. Must be cool to be an NFL insider.

 

Wouldn't expect anything less from you.   :thumbsup:  Keep on keepin' on. 

 

Wake me up when you realize this is what a message board is for.

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Our QB sucks because our coaches believe he sucks and cannot handle more intricacy in the game plan. I was listening to the radio a few weeks ago, and a former coach of Peyton came on and was talking about how he kept challenging him during games, even during blowouts. He said he was also excited about Sundays because as Peyton began to make mistakes and games got out of hand is when he started adding more options for him to learn from.


Our coaches are doing the opposite, as the season is slowly slipping away, they are giving Blake less responsibility. It's amazing why anyone would look at our situation and defend how our coaches are handling this situation.

 

Good thoughts and insight!

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LOL - now you're Dr. Phil!

 

Tell us again how BB is a winner at heart. Such insight.

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http://www.jaguars.com/news/article-Jagu...2f9cda3422

"While Bradley talked on Monday about having some run-only plays called and possibly discouraging Bortles from calling an audible in those situations, the overriding feeling is there’s no need or inclination to curtail the rookie quarterback."

 

http://espn.go.com/blog/jacksonville-jag...gs-best-rb

"Bradley said the Jaguars had 22 running plays called against the Steelers, but quarterback Blake Bortles checked to passes on seven of those plays. Bortles completed five of those passes, threw one incompletion, and had the other pass intercepted and returned for a touchdown. Bradley said Bortles did a good job with the checks, but also said he’d like to see more runs called where there isn’t an option to check out."

 

There are the facts...happy spinning!

 

So, he checked out of plays.  That tells  me they're letting him audible.  Thanks for playing.

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Never argue with idiots. They drag you down to their level and beat you with experience.

http://www.jaguars.com/news/article-Jagu...2f9cda3422

"While Bradley talked on Monday about having some run-only plays called and possibly discouraging Bortles from calling an audible in those situations, the overriding feeling is there’s no need or inclination to curtail the rookie quarterback."

 

http://espn.go.com/blog/jacksonville-jag...gs-best-rb

"Bradley said the Jaguars had 22 running plays called against the Steelers, but quarterback Blake Bortles checked to passes on seven of those plays. Bortles completed five of those passes, threw one incompletion, and had the other pass intercepted and returned for a touchdown. Bradley said Bortles did a good job with the checks, but also said he’d like to see more runs called where there isn’t an option to check out."

 

There are the facts...happy spinning!

 

 

So, he checked out of plays.  That tells  me they're letting him audible.  Thanks for playing.

 

I reposted and even copied and pasted below so you can read again.

 

"Bradley said Bortles did a good job with the checks, but also said he’d like to see more runs called where there isn’t an option to check out."

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I reposted and even copied and pasted below so you can read again.

 

"Bradley said Bortles did a good job with the checks, but also said he’d like to see more runs called where there isn’t an option to check out."

And still, Bortles is checking out of plays on a pretty regular basis, so once again your reposting does nothing more than reiterate the fact.

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Never argue with idiots. They drag you down to their level and beat you with experience.

And still, Bortles is checking out of plays on a pretty regular basis, so once again your reposting does nothing more than reiterate the fact.

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