(10-28-2018, 03:20 PM)p_rushing Wrote: Fire the OC.

Bortles needs to be on the move every play. Running needs to be an option on every play.

RUN THE BALL.


I would also put them in pads every day, put them in a hotel, curfew, etc but I'm sure the CBA bans all that.

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No.

I am not happy with the offensive production...and the play calling hasn't been great.

But I still maintain the offense has been grossly hindered by the loss of the top two LTs (though i think Walker actually had a decent game, the downblock whiff notwithstanding), and by Fournette's absence (putting aside Bortles' shortcomings for the moment).

Last year, starting about November, the offense was productive, and the passing game had a more versatile approach.  The team attacked downfield with intermediate and deep passes.

Just like Marrone didn't forget how to coach, neither did Hackett.

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(10-28-2018, 03:32 PM)JagFan81 Wrote:

(10-28-2018, 03:26 PM)Bullseye Wrote: Chark gets more playing time from this point forth, and Cole gets less PT.

I think the Jaguars will also focus more on running the ball.  With the bye week coming, Fournette has more of a chance to get healthy, and by then, Hyde should know the offense.

Fournette HAS to be back after the bye. There's something not quite right there, something they aren't saying. Was the injury week 3 worse than they thought? Is he waiting to be 100% when others are playing less? I know hamstrings are tough to judge.

He's been a major disappointment this year and we built so much around him for this year. If he's going to miss more than 2-3 games just IR him.

I cringed when I saw him limp off the field against the Giants, because i was afraid that injury might linger throughout the year.

If he can't be 100% by the Colts game, just as a fan from the outside looking in, I can understand putting him on IR and being done with him for the year.

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