Quote:You might want to try watching the game. They showed blitz from the right, He checked out of the run to a hot read to the right you can hear him call it. This had happened earlier in the game and he threw a quick pass to the hot read. The int happened because the experienced DB saw it and jumped the short hot read. I tis pretty simple had nothing to do with there were no deep patterns BB killed all the deep routes when he saw the blitz coming, he just needs to read the Safties better when he does that so they dont jump the route.

 

You're entitled to your opinion. 

 

There was one deep pass all game. 

 

The rest of the game Bortles was very Henne like (in the type of passes he was attempting) IMO, I think it was probably due to the play calls and Fisch/ Bradley overreacting to the lone deep INT. 

 

As a matter of fact I remember saying to my buddies watching the game  that A pick 6 was coming at any time (prior to it) if they keep up this short [BAD WORD REMOVED] passing. The defense was bound to jump one of those routes, with the passing offense being that predictable. 

 

 

The Jags passing game resembles nothing like Bortles first 5 appearances. IMO, its not that hard to see that its because we are refusing to consistently attack the whole field in the last game like Bortles was doing before. 

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