(09-09-2024, 10:13 AM)flsprtsgod Wrote:

(09-09-2024, 10:05 AM)Caldrac Wrote: Agreed. 21 pass attempts. 12 completions, 3 dropped 3rd down conversions, 3 sacks surrendered, 1 sack that torpedo their opening drive and then back-to-back sacks that came back full circle to finish their day off for good. 

Somebody needs to be held more accountable within that coaching staff. Sure, the players need to execute better in specific situations, however, this is year three now and we're having the very same conversations per usual.

At what point do we collectively decide that the coaching staff needs to make further adjustments and/or hold people and personnel more accountable or make significant changes with their play calling. 

Again, 21 [BLEEP] pass attempts. After the passing game looked good with chunk plays with just those 12 completions to look at. You're paying this man $55M per year now. Time to let him cook.

How many pass plays were called in the second half? I continue to see the QB change the call at the line, so how many times did the play called actually get run? Is that a problem? How do you hold Lawrence or Engram or Kirk "accountable"? Harrison got beat for sacks, do you want to run Van Lanen out there instead? The things you say are great platitudes, but how do you actual do it in a meaningful way? That's why criticism from us bleacher dwellers is just hot air, we don't know what's wrong, who's responsible, and what to do about it, but boy do we have very strong opinions about it!

Edit: I also look at that list of QBs and pass attempts and can't help but notice the Jags had the largest lead of any of them except for Dak. We lost this game on momentum, nothing more. That's an issue, but it's not like Lawrence not throwing the ball is why they lost. It's because they didn't finish. Fortunately it's week 1 and not a division game, no need to hit up the Modis just yet.