(11-06-2019, 10:36 AM)JagsFansince1995 Wrote:

(11-06-2019, 10:23 AM)Kane Wrote: Firstly, NYC broke down the play calling of the last game, Minshew is missing some guys. But sure, I'll give you that we don't have Andy Reid but still..
I'm not comparing really. (You could insert most any starter QB in my sentence. Hell, he wasn't even playing at a level like Kyle Allen) No amount of play calling is fixing Minshew's rookie mistakes. Just time and development.
My point was, the kid isn't out here lighting up the stat sheet and being let down by the defense. He held the fort. Went 4-5. Fumbled at a clip like Bortles threw INTs.

Some people are clamoring for us to keep him in like we're taking a major step back with Foles.
It's kind of mind boggling really.

As someone stated earlier, I dont put the losses all on GM.  Foles isnt a step back and isnt a step forward either.  He is basically the guy that, as Queencity said, some fans hope can do what he did in Philly here in jax.  Thats whats mind boggling to me.  Two different teams and situations, yet some ppl believe that doesnt matter.  Unless the line actually blocks better in the passing game and Foles starts lighting it up with 3 seconds or less releases, the only change i see is more boo's from the fans.  That'll be ironic in itself, due to the fact that some want this change and others dont.  In the words of the new generation, i want them to keep this same energy if the wheels fall off.

It's not that "it doesn't matter" - it's that some of us feel enough confidence in formulating our own opinions about a player's strengths and weaknesses beyond the players he's surrounded by. 

If people were unable to make these judgements no one would ever sign a free agent from a better team. Yet it happens in abundance every season. 

You are just obstinately refusing to make a judgement on what Foles may be capable of in the Jags offense while nearly everyone else has some idea in mind, right or wrong.

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