(09-29-2019, 11:39 PM)Eric1 Wrote: 9 different Jag players caught at least 1 pass today. They spread the ball around and everybody got a little action.

Minshew continues to impress. The legend continues to grow.

I knew he spread it around, but I didn't know he hit NINE (9) different receivers.

That's impressive as hell.

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Peter King has lots of impressions from our game yesterday.

https://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/20...eter-king/

Among the more interesting takes

"m. It’s getting long past time to talk about D.J. Chark as a top-15 all-around receiver in the NFL.

n. And for Gardner Minshew to evade/escape four Broncos on his third-quarter touchdown pass in Denver … I’ll just say that this is not your garden-variety backup. Someday, he’ll lead a team and get paid in the NFL.

o. Minshew on a go-ahead TD pass in Denver: fake a throw left, fake a throw right, find James O’Shaughnessy alone over the middle, touchdown."

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(09-30-2019, 06:42 AM)I am Yoda Wrote:

(09-30-2019, 06:35 AM)Bullseye Wrote: Huh?

Granted the defense looked horrible against KC, but nobody has held them to less than 28 points since 2017.

But they held Houston to 13 points, seven of which were surrendered after the offense gave them the ball in point blank range after a turnover, and they held Tennessee to 7 points.

This defense mustered no sacks and Herndon was beaten for two TDs.

How can you say it looked like it has in the other games?

It's apparent to me.  The back 7 out of position, getting beat in coverage, missing tackles, generally looking confused.  It's pretty much been a real concern in every game except Tennessee.  There were several of those games last year, too.  The Tennessee game proves they CAN get it together.  The skill is there.  Focus and knowledge don't seem to be.  That points to coaching.

So they were out of position against Houston?!?

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