Quote:I think you have an inflated opinion of your opinion.  

 

Obviously - there are ways to spark production with the limited tools available - and most of them - like the 2 minute offense and constant use of a spread formation are just not sustainable.  

 

The kid has to learn how to be an NFL QB that makes decisions in a hurried pocket at some point.  I like that that they've not sold out to smoke and mirrors completely and they've made the kid play some more balanced football in many games - even if he's failed.  I think the film from this year will be a valuable learning tool for him. 

 

Because he can only learn that when there are 8 or 9 guys in the box and Robinson is getting run over in pass protection?

 

The change that happened for Bortles from the early games to the recent games is that opposing coaches recognized that the Jaguars have massive pass protection problems, and the Jaguars have exacerbated that by playing schemes that allow the other team to pin Bortles in and get free rushers on him.

 

It's clear that the coaching staff of this team has a really hard time making adjustments from what happens after halftime in every game, this scheme problem seems to be just another one of those problems.

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