(12-30-2017, 06:47 PM)cdnjagfan14 Wrote: That sf game was not all bortles, he thru 3 which you can say in argument that it was the WR fault as muvh as his.

The way he bounced back after shows his adaptation of being a better QB than years prior.

Performance wise, he only has a handful of games he played poorly.

Overall his performance has been miles ahead if anything the past 3.

I agree, to me the 49ers game seemed more like a bad game from a decent QB rather than a typical game from a bad QB. I'm sure that Blake realizes how he does in the playoffs will make or break the national narrative on him.

His career path has been fascinating to watch. He was a gunslinger after 2015, a bust after 2016 and now I would suggest he's closer to being a game manager than anything else, and I don't see that as an insult. If he does turn out to be a franchise QB it's gonna be a big argument for having patience in a QB.

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