(09-28-2018, 10:42 AM)The_Franchise_QB Wrote:

(09-28-2018, 10:11 AM)NYC4jags Wrote: Nah. That's vastly, vastly overstated. You can cherry pick a large handful of plays where Bortles had plenty of time. Lord knows the offense didn't take advantage of opportunities on many downs in that game. I don't argue that. 
But you can also pick even more plays where he was moved off of his spot or unable to climb the pocket due to poor protection. Blake isn't Aaron Rodgers, and he's not going to complete a ton of downfield stuff when he has to move around behind the LOS and find a new throwing lane.  

That said, if I were Hackett, I'd absolutely never enter a contest missing two starters on the line and gameplan a bunch of downfield throws and TE seam routes. It just doesn't make sense. 

Bad throws from Blake, drops by WRs, and miscues in the run game were much more to blame in this one than the playcalling.

It's not overstated Boselli said it perfectly clear on Monday. You can listen for yourself on Jaguars.com. Issue is gameplan is ultra conservative against bad teams and aggressive against good ones. It makes sense to be honest, and it flows with what we have seen with Marrone as HC. He wants no turnovers and the defense to win it. Can't win the SB that way boys. Set the mentality right this week Marrone. This game against the Jets is a chance to change it.

Boselli reviewed the tape and literally said Bortles had all day to throw. Is he lying?

I'll have to hear him in context to tell you if "he's lying." 

But I'll make it easy for you and post gifs later of what i'm talking about with the collapsed pockets. I'm too busy right now. 
The bad pocket happened a lot and gameplanning conservative passes when down two linemen is about as simple a concept as it gets. Not sure why everyone keeps ignoring this.

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