I think the scope of "adjustments" available for Fisch at halftime is also very limited.  With some players only having a minimal understanding of the existing game plan, scrapping it for something new might not be an option.  It's still a matter of finding plays that will work and having 11 players execute.  I did see more plays called specifically away from Watt and more protection sent to Watt's side in the 2nd half.  I think the biggest reason for the stagnant offense was the receivers rarely getting open and key drops when they did get open.  Those are drive killers.  Bortles was actually very agile in the pocket for the most part, and his runs were pretty special.  To see that much size galloping through the secondary - and he also protects himself well and lives for the next play.  I think Bortles has the size, athleticism, and intangibles that you want.  He's still raw, but I like his game and his attitude.  If he can fix some fundamentals and gain a complete mastery of the offense, then we've got a franchise QB, maybe the best one ever.

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