(08-24-2017, 02:18 AM)Eric1 Wrote:

(08-24-2017, 01:10 AM)haveaseat Wrote: Tom Brady is the greatest of all time. A perfectionist. The guy was practicing his pocket footwork on the sideline in a pre-season against us he wasn't even playing in. Not to mention, it's mentioned all the time how Brady does it to tune up, not to learn how to throw a football or else he forgets after a few months. Same with most QB's. The mechanical issues Bortles has transcends the work most QB's do in offseason. But I don't expect you to comprehend this basic and simple fact. 

Yep. I need the media to tell me throwing picks in a practice to guys who might not make the 53 is bad. I need the media to tell me 11-53 as a starting QB is bad, that he threw the most picks in 3rd down over any other QB in the league, that he still lacks the ability to hit receivers in stride or connect on an endzone fade route, etc. These are all things nobody knew until the ~media~ spoke their guiding words.

NO ONE IS SAYING HENNE IS THE ANSWER. Can you read? Right now he is the most reliable option and best option monetarily for the franchise. 

Keep going. Please. There's only one person making a fool out of themselves and it's not me.

You're holding onto the name of Tom Brady way too much. We all know he's one of the greatest to ever play. That fact of the matter is that even he still sees people to work on his game. Every QB is practicing with QB specialists for a reason. They're all going to tune up, tighten up any flaws and to correct things. If you think Bortles is the only QB trying to tighten up his throwing motion you're more lost then I thought.

Why you're even bringing up practice INTs is pathetic in itself. The best QBs of all time throw INTs to nobodies in practice...

It's not hard to comprehend that maybe he threw the most picks on 3rd down because he has been forced to carry this team on his back. He has been forced to create and do everything because the OL has been awful and the running game has been awful. Bortles has been plenty [BLEEP] himself, but he hasn't gotten much help, whether you want to admit it or not.

It must be luck for somebody to throw 35 TD passes, but not be able to hit receivers in stride. Oh wait, it was all garbage time right and nobody was covering anybody. That's it.

I don't deny his issues throwing fade routes in the endzone. You're 100% correct about that.

Lol yea ok. We'll see just how long you guys really think Henne is the most reliable/best option. If he makes it beyond this Thursdays game as the starter. I give it a max of 3-4 weeks into the regular season before you're all regretting your decision, calling for his head and screaming at the front office for why on earth did he ever get any playing time to begin with.

Tightening up your throwing motion is completely different than having to change it from a full wind up. Are you serious? Bortles mechanics are flawed beyond most starting QB's and despite his offseason he still does it and has done it in pre-season and in practice. It's who he is. Do you deny that?

You sound like Caldwell holding onto one year. The NFL is a what have I done for you lately league. Want me to list a string on QB's with one good year? I will if you want. I won't get into the "garbage time" because as a viewer I don't know what situational plays were being called in games so I can't comment on that.

Hell, we will all be calling for Henne's head at some point cause he isn't the answer either. Like I've said. But to say Bortles is the better option at this very moment based on what we've seen recently is ludicrous. He is not there mentally to play the game and his arm is clearly tired before the season has even begun. Neither guy is the future for this team.

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