(10-04-2022, 08:37 AM)Cleatwood Wrote:

(10-04-2022, 07:09 AM)flgatorsandjags Wrote: If this is true, we will never be good in bad weather.  You can't just throw the ball around the field in bad rain and 17 mph wind.  He has also said he listens to is coaches so I hope next time his coaches are in is ear saying we need to run the ball and remind him of the bad weather.

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If it was a nice day out sure, but it was heavy rain and up to 20 mph winds, that's not fine under those conditions.

The Jags didn't lose that game because they didn't run the ball. They lost because of 4 fumbles and some of those were from the snap. I mean JRob even fumbled but it was luckily bounced into Kirks arms.

The Jags are moving the ball well and they're scoring points. I hope Doug doesn't change a single thing and keeps doing what he wants regardless of weather.

I disagree, 4 of those turnovers would of been avoided by handing the ball off to the RB.  You might like the idea of throwing the ball around in a monsoon and up to 20 mph wind but you won't win that way.  I think you are one of the few that likes the game plan of throwing it more than passing in horrible weather conditions, it's not very smart.

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(10-04-2022, 08:37 AM)Newton Wrote: One game at a time. I hope the home crowd is pumped up and ready.

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(10-04-2022, 08:37 AM)Cleatwood Wrote: The Jags didn't lose that game because they didn't run the ball. They lost because of 4 fumbles and some of those were from the snap. I mean JRob even fumbled but it was luckily bounced into Kirks arms.

The Jags are moving the ball well and they're scoring points. I hope Doug doesn't change a single thing and keeps doing what he wants regardless of weather.

There is not a lot the coach can do when the qb fumbles 4 times in the rain. Just a rough game in bad conditions that needs to be a learning experience. Is it possible to practice holding on to a wet ball with a sprinkler or something, lol.

One thing you can do is hand the ball to the RB.

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