I have commented much on our current losing. 

 

I have a thread commenting on a couple of aspects of this here...

 

http://jungle.jaguars.com/index.php?/top...om-losing/

 

See also http://jungle.jaguars.com/index.php?/top.../?p=317790

 

As to some of the other stuff I have not hit on previously...

 

I don't see that much "regression" in Bortles' performance from preseason.  First off, the overall sample is very limited, and the sample from preseason is even smaller.  Considering the level of play if much faster from preseason to regular season, considering teams actually game plan for the opponent in regular season, considering the coverages and blitzes are far more complex in the regular season, and the widely disparate game situations between the limited looks he got in preseason vs. the most pass situations he found himself in the regular season games, the differences in INTs and deep passes from pre to regular season are easily explainable.  He's thrown some bad passes on three of those picks, but overall he's played reasonably well.

 

Secondly, as I pointed out in still another thread, Rich Kotite got off to a better start record wise than either Bill Walsh or Jimmy Johnson.  Would you or anyone argue that Kotite was a better coach than either of them due to those early records?

 

More to come

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