Quote:note to self: head and wall don't end well.. but what the hell it's 5am


i can pull examples of people who started out my [BAD WORD REMOVED] and who are considered busts blaine gabbert etc, there are arguments either way and ultimately each qb is different

there is no sure fire development procedure


even if letting bortles sit makes next to no difference to his mechanics watching the game, going through plays and getting mental reps and learning from hennes mistakes can only help him.


I mean lets be honest today, we could be sitting with bortles having thrown two picks if things hadn't gone his way.

he was by no means perfect and with his work ethic I can only see time on the practice field improving him as a qb.


Added putting a more unified line in front of him and hence a more solid run game will only help and receivers with more experience and a better rapport will only make his transition to starter easier.


If we were superbowl contenders with a talent laden squad I'd be all in but we're not

we are a young team with potential. Why rush when waiting could create a better product for the next 10 years