Quote:Hear me out for a second: I think we can all agree that a younger roster is more prone to dumb mistakes. With that being said, since the days of JDR this team has been trying to run a plodding offense that scores on 12 play drives. That works for the Patriots and Seahawks because they are very precise, particularly at the quarterback position. This team has so little room for error that this approach doesn't seem like the most efficient way for scoring points. Add that to the fact that Bortles appears far more confident in the hurry up offense (he said so himself), and it feels like we are trying to fit a square peg in a round hole. I get that coaches have their own "ideal" approaches, but you gotta fit scheme to your players. The run should be balanced with more downfield shots, and this team shouldnt be afraid to run the hurry up before the 2 minute warning on occasion.

The Jaguars just drafted a running back at the top of round two, with the intent of him becoming a 20-carry feature back. They're not going to abruptly switch to a run-n-shoot on a team with five backs and four tight ends. The 2015 Jaguars are built for a ball-control power offense, and I think we saw on Saturday what happens when they get away from that.

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