(02-28-2019, 04:50 PM)JagsFansince1995 Wrote:

(02-28-2019, 04:35 PM)NYC4jags Wrote: Interesting. 

Losing seven key players on offense to injury is just an excuse in your opinion. 
I think that’s asinine. 

The only thing I think I agree with you on is that they needed a better run game strategy after Fournette and Grant were hurt. The few games with the two of them playing looked like they were on a pretty good trajectory, but Hackett and company couldn’t find consistent production on the ground after that.

The injuries kept piling on as the season continued but with no adjustments to playcalling/gameplanning then what else is there to expect.  Whether we had the injuries or not, the same results still wouldve happened more than likely.  Even in 2017 we sucked at adjustments most of the season.  Same in 2018.  

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Not sure how you can make this argument.  Before the injuries really started, the Jaguars' offense put up 480 yards and 31 points against the Patriots, and 500+ yards and over 30 points against the Jets.  The offense didn't suddenly become obsolete between week 4 and week 6.

What adjustments could be made to that amount of injuries that would keep the offense at peak efficiency?  None.

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