(10-08-2017, 06:21 PM)leopold33200 Wrote:

(10-08-2017, 06:08 PM)homebiscuit Wrote: Just imagine (makes expansive gesture with hands) a two dimensional offense. An offense which can run AND throw. The opposing defense constantly wondering if we're going to float the ball into the hands of a capable receiver or smash it through in the arms of Leonard Fournette.

That's what Blake Bortles does not give us.

He gave you that against Baltimore and let's not forget he is without his best receiver because all the other receivers are pedestrian at best.

The issue isn't that he hasn't done it, it's that he hasn't been consistent in doing it. He played fine today, should have had that deep ball early down the sideline but those happen. And even though its an int, you cant blame Blake for that Shazier play.

While I do like Blake, he is what he is. And that's inconsistent. If we could count on him week in and week out to give us a performance somewhere between Baltimore and today, then great. But so far he hasn't been able to do that for an extended time. I really hope he does. A threat of a solid passing game every week would do wonders. 

That being said, if handing the ball off for an entire quarter works like it did today, then I'm all for it.

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