(10-06-2024, 10:08 PM)carp8dm Wrote: It's interesting how well an O-Line looks when the play calling isn't so easy to anticipate...  I'm not calling out anything other than the fact that there are clearly different plays being called than what we have seen for 10 games in a row. 

It's as though this team decided that they all need to do better.  But it has become clear over the last few weeks that the O-Line isn't the worst in the league.  They do enough help this team.  Now the rest of the team has to continue to get better too.

I really think this is grasping at straws. It wasn't that we were calling such a diverse playbook, it was more of the same as we did against HOU....quick plays to get the ball out of Trevor's hands, big chunks in the run game, only difference this week was Trevor nailed his deep heaves.

We still nearly [bleep] the bed late with a 3-and-out with two passes when our best strat was to handoff and run. That's nothing new either, unfortunately.

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(10-06-2024, 10:26 PM)carp8dm Wrote:

(10-06-2024, 10:22 PM)flsprtsgod Wrote: Not really, bad players aren't helped by play calling but good players can overcome it. It Players Not Plays, always.

We just won a game.  I'm happy.  But I disagree with this.  And I always will.  

Good night, my fellow Jaguar fan.  We'll argue again soon.

The Venn diagram is never one circle, nor is it two distinct circles.

We called good plays, we were at the line with plenty of time on the play clock, we were intentional. Those are all great developments over the past week or two. Maybe we need to put more effort into preseason ball so we don't come out so rusty? I dunno.

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