(12-03-2018, 11:04 AM)Flagler Jagsfan Wrote: Yeah, amongst other things that are "bad" in this franchise, the playbook is straight trash homie. It was designated by mastermind Hackett to minimize mistakes by a subpar QB. Seeing how there is not time to install another playbook at this time, it is what it is. It's clear though that the playbook is inferior. I guess if Bortles would have executed without fail and was 100% accurate with all his throws and reads, it would have given the offense a "chance" to put points on the board. But Kessler in this system will not yield much different results.

I'm certainly not a huge fan of this limited playbook, but Kessler had some throws to make and chose to check it down. He said so himself repeatedly in his post game presser. 

I'll post a few when the all 22 comes up on gamepass.  I definitely recall a third down check down to O'Shaughnessy in which he had two downfield options - one of them coming open and time to burn in the pocket.

There was another where new guy TE Bell was open down the seam and Kessler was locked on him but took a sack.

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