Spot on Bullseye.

I got the feeling the defense was overconfident after the first drive, that first TD should never happen. I don't know why we weren't committed on stopping the run as we should have.
I think that on the Mcguire TD run (which was on a 1 & 10) we were in nickel as I saw Colvin on the field, wonder why.
Those 3 long runs were costly, it's still encouraging that once they fixed the run defense we were able to get turnovers and constantly stopping the Jets.

The offense was horrible. After a very good first drive and another decent one later it was painful to watch.
I think Bortles was 6/7 after the first drive which means he went on from there to a 9/28. It just won't work like that, pretty much every crossing route he throws behind the receiver, the batted passes, the poor accuracy. There are 8-9 men in the box, you gotta find the receiver.
Seems like we always start well on offense with the scripted plays probably, then when the game gets going if we don't have a comfortable lead the offense just implodes.

It was a sloppy game by both teams, it was a race on who wanted to lose it more.

Finally playcalling was questionable. It's obvious the team doesn't have enough confidence in the passing game. On crucial third downs Fournette has to be there, you don't keep your 4th overall pick on the sideline on the crucial downs. 
Why did we threw 3 times with less than a minute left on the clock to the end of the game while at the 6 yard line?
I don't care if Fournette was temporarily out with injury, just run it at least once, run the clock (we also had a TO) but don't put it in Bortles hands 3 times in a row.
We basically threw it away 3 times and left 46 seconds to the Jets who had 2 TO. Poor clock management.
Defense was great though in those moments, too bad the forced fumble was recovered by McCown.

A bad game by both teams. I just don't know how long we can keep going with having to hold our breath anytime our QB has to throw more than 5 yards or our kicker steps onto the field for a FG.

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