(07-30-2017, 02:58 AM)JAXsonVIL Wrote: So was Bortles as bad as everyone was saying ??

Well..it seems most of the INTs were on underneath stuff.  It was as if the coaches emphasized checking down, the defense picked up on it, and sat on the underneath routes.

I would imagine it is Bortles' responsibility to either got to another target and throw the ball away.

Those underneath receivers have to get open.  I did not see much separation.

I may have jinxed Bortles.  Just yesterday I posted a thread talking about Ryan Mallet throwing five picks.

The only saving grace to this is it's better to throw these picks in practice and not a game.

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(07-30-2017, 06:39 AM)irontrooper83 Wrote: Great report bullseye!

Can you tell us something more about Allen?

By reading camp reports from different journalists (and watching a few videos) it seems he's thrown really well these last few days and completed a lot of difficult passes in tight windows, can you give us some impressions on him from last night?

I will admit I did not watch him closely, but I dd not notice any INTs from him, either.

I saw one play from him where he nicely got out of the pocket and rolled to the right.  There was a TD pass from him to Caleb Buiett down the deep right seam that appeared behind the TE who had to spin around to catch the ball, but it was good Allen seemed to see the open guy.

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http://www.jaguars.com/media-gallery/vid...8b63d-6d4e

This is a Jaguars video covering the OL v DL drills with commentary from Boselli and Lageman.



There is a great shot of the end zone grid lines I described about the 8:38 mark. The drills happen at this stage. The utility of those half football gridlines become apparent here.

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