(09-17-2023, 04:16 PM)carp8dm Wrote:

(09-17-2023, 04:10 PM)raptor6581 Wrote: The offensive coaches didn't make zay not drag his feet.... twice. They also didn't make trevor throw incomplete laterals.... twice. Or overthrow Zay on an easy TD pass, or Ridley play so close to the back line on 2 separate potential TD plays. Lots of players not executing issues today. It wasn't coaching, it was players not executing like they should.

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LOL.  OK.  

Respectfully disagree.  Even with all the shade you threw to Zay and Ridley...  We still would have won this game if we took the points instead of gambling on stupid down/distance/field position/time of game.

This game was ours.  We out played KC.  We clearly had the better talent than KC.  But our offensive coaching staff decided to gamble instead of taking points.  Or offensive coaching staff also decided to call plays that were clearly not working and moved away from the plays that have worked for us.  

It's a new thing to actually have the best players on the field.  But that's what we have.  When you have the better players, you don't gamble.  We were killing these guys.  And yet we couldn't take advantage.  Man [BLEEP] KC.  They aren't that good.  

Doug Pederson needs to get his [BLEEP] together.  He's about to let Press Taylor coach himself right out of a job.

Now, I agree that we had the better talent. We had the better defense. We also had coaches make some bad play calls. But the Jags lost this game because of multiple failures by the players. It's that simple. Even the stupid 4th and 10 at the end. Execution was the issue with that play. Ridley played too close to the back line rather than forcing his spot inbounds. Trevor released a tad late and placed the ball too far back. Should have kicked the FG. But should have executed that play better....

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