(08-01-2017, 12:50 PM)TheAll22 Wrote: I didn't need all the charts and graphs to tell you that they were throwing the ball too much. Yeldon/Ivory was highly ineffective, however, there was never a need to be throwing 50 times a game.

Marrone said that this offense was changing entirely to the Don Coryell which centers on the power run game and takes advantage of deep verticle threats which expand the creativity in the middle of the fields. I expect Hurns and Robinson to stretch the field while Westbrook and Lee find holes in the underneath and slant concepts.

Bortles is still the issue though. I don't see the turnovers ceasing anytime soon

Did you read the article? It's not just about throwing too much, it's about how the Jaguars made it obvious what they were going to do in critical situations. When the defense has great certainty you'll pass just by your personnel on the field it makes the pass much harder to complete. Same for running.

And that doesn't even mention how the defense couldn't hold a lead and turned terrible playing from ahead. I think the defense last year was not nearly as good as their yardage ranking suggested.

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