(12-09-2018, 12:30 PM)Caldrac Wrote: I don't blame everything on Fournette. It's understandable with the short comings we've seen all across the board on offense. The offensive line is pretty terrible. The receivers are inconsistent. The Quarterback play has been below average at best and even when we do manage to see some level of consistency at the position you begin to see lapses on defense and special teams which pretty much washes out their efforts.

It's just easy to point a finger at him. And honestly. It's easy for us to do that because he makes it too easy himself. The injuries, the two suspensions now, and the questioning of his heart and toughness are alarming for a guy that hasn't even played two full seasons of football yet.

The entire offense needs an enema in the off season. Once all of that [BLEEP] has been flushed out they can look to retool it. Not sure which direction they'll be headed in. But I can tell you personally that I am tired of this 1978 style of offense. Need someone that's innovative, creative and knows how to identify an opponent's weaknesses or even their strengths and scheme up a plan that works against them.

It's a copy cat sport at this point. That's why Any Reid's coaching tree is the most popular one right now in the NFL. And it's hard to argue against it's success since 2017. Between him, Pederson, Nagy and Reich they've been apart of some great offensive showings. Makes you sick really. If they go out and hire Josh McDaniels, Mike McCarthy, Bruce Arians or Kliff Kingsbury it would be a good start. At least we would feel better about the offensive side of the football.