Bullseye I don't feel targeted by your comments and thanks for using my post to lay out a nice factual counter point. To answer your question on why we were successful with the stone age play in 2017, it was all about the turn overs and heat from the defense. This year the injuries killed the stone age offense to historical scoring lows. I was happy with some W's but our success was very opportunistic with injuries across the division and fortunate opportunity. Bortles has been a red flag his whole time here other than him being tough and durable as heck. I wish he had the football knowledge of leftwich because he would have been able to overcome his obvious disadvantages. He just never had it to develop. Rivers has a weak arm but he knows where to go with the ball and throws on time and to the right spots. We haven't seen anything close to that in Jacksonville. I did like the Fred and MJD hammer time team but we had some limits there as well. Honestly it was back in the Brunell days that I felt like the offense taking the field would produce points (well except when we played the Titans).

Buckle up 2019 looks brutal

Home: Colts, Texans, Titans, Chargers, Chiefs, Jets, Buccaneers, Saints
Away: Colts, Texans, Titans, Broncos, Raiders, Bengals, Falcons, Panthers

I bet Saints game is in London.

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