(07-01-2020, 04:44 PM)WhyWouldYouPostThat Wrote:

(07-01-2020, 03:15 PM)JaguarKick Wrote: I mean, Fisher stole the Jags' playbook, so I'm not sure it's necessarily on the coaching.

Not calling you a liar but was it ever proven that the playbook was stolen?

Pretty much yes. Best evidence is the Ravens 2000 superbowl Americas game feature on NFL Network. so the year after 1999 when they stole our playbook; when the ravens were on the road in Nashville, Trent Dilfer (backup QB at the time) playbook goes missing from his locker. Flash forward to when they meet in the playoffs, and he notices that they adjust for run/pass when he audibles almost seamlessly. Noticing this and remembering his playbook missing from earlier in the season, they flip their audibles and use it to bait the Titans into playing run when they wanted to pass or vice versa for several big plays to break the game open. As for the Jags, just before the half on the Titans goalline Brunnell audibles and is picked off, I strongly believe that was from them knowing exactly which play was called. Also I believe it was Reynaldo Wynn who first confirmed the missing playbook.

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