Not sure what to expect a week from now with this game. It will probably be physical, maybe a close contest. As that's been the tendency between our two teams the past few years. For us to win, I think it comes down to the following:

1. BTJ needs more targets, a lot more. I think 8 targets needs to be the new norm moving forward, that's just 2 targets per quarter. Figure it out. Give him a deep shot route on a play action concept at least 2x, give him a few quick hitters to see if he can use his speed to separate and create some much needed YAC. 

2. Get away, literally, RUN THE [BLEEP] away from running the football on downs that consist of 1 - 3 yards. It's not [BLEEP] working. It's not. Time to get more creative there. Time to figure out some new concepts. Maybe use more Strange with Engram in twin TE sets there if he's healthy after the hamstring issue on gameday. Maybe use more bootlegs, RPO's and QB sprints with layered concepts to one side of the field to give Lawrence some easier options. 

3. Keep Allen in the pocket on defense. Allen is the most dangerous QB when you let him outside the pocket and you let him get his legs going, he's capable of taking over any drive at any point in the game if you let him and he's chirpy and doesn't backdown. You have to match his energy, his tenacity and you above all, must make him PAY for running with the football. You cannot let him be Superman. Your front seven MUST deliver the kryptonite in these situations with him. 

4. Don't give into the obvious narrative. This shouldn't be Gabe Davis Vs. his old team. It's corny, it's cheesy. Use that to your advantage. Use that in your play design. Don't send him deep. Stack him and have him block downfield with screens designed to BTJ, Kirk, etc. Then maybe wait for a rope-a-dope moment and get one good shot in there to him later on. Build it up. Put it in the script, just don't make it too obvious. Lull them into thinking we're the same old Jags.

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