(09-16-2024, 08:15 PM)I am Yoda Wrote:

(09-16-2024, 05:16 PM)carp8dm Wrote: It was a bad play... For sure.  And the call/concept of that play was destined for failure...

But with that said...  If I remember correctly, ETN ran out to the flat for a release/check-down.  Trevor should have been keying on that.  The fact that he wasn't even looking in that direction is concerning. Of course, he was running for his life.  I'm not blaming it on Trevor.  But it was obvious that play call was never considered to be something used on that particular down and distance.

The coaching staff just doesn't really have the team prepared.

Winner, winner, chicken dinner. I’m over this coaching staff and front office. If Doug doesn’t get his head out of the sand, come the bye week we need to give Nielsen a test drive. At the [bold] current [/bold] level of play, I don’t see a win until week 7.


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His assessment was 100% wrong. The play call was perfect and about to hit a Vikings like 98 yarder to BTj. The left tackle blocked Garrett perfectly pushing him up the field and behind the QB, the right side pushed their guys up and out past the QB as well; the failure was the left guard and center, the double team on the tackle  to create the pocket bubble, completely blew their block. How can a [BLEEP] double team, put there specifically because that was the design for the deep route, fail so badly? #becausejaguars. But some guys see that and cry about the play call when our 5 guys couldn't stop their 4 from a safety. It was a blown play and COMPLETELY on the left guard. Which sucks because it was about the only pass play he missed all game. They just find different ways to screw up the big plays over and over again.

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