Quote:That isn't true, things like this are not absolute.  Henne being sacked does not mean Bortles would have been sacked.  There were plays where Henne literally pulled a Gabbert and got sacked.  

 

As for your last sentence, what does that even mean?  This isn't the Philadelphia game and that doesn't mean squat.  Several of the sacks were the OL's fault, no doubt.  Several were also Henne's fault because of how he plays QB.

 

They literally drafted the best QB to play behind a poor OL.  That's isn't an excuse or a reason to hold him out.  I could probably come up with 8+ reasons why Bortles would be an improvement over Henne in terms of being sacked and how he would benefit the OL.  

 

We all know this. I don't think she watches the games like we do. 

 

We all know Bortles has shown 10x more mobility than Henne, and that Henne sacked himself so many times this year already for multiple reasons. 

 

Bortles had so many three step drop passes, whereas Henne just stands there like a big dummy waiting to get tackled. 

 

Some people can't realize this and just blame everything on the offensive line. 

 

The O Line looks pretty bad for running plays, but for passing plays, it's mostly Henne and his inability to avoid a sack or get rid of the ball. Unfortunately not everyone can see this. 

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