Quote:How so? Didn't get a chance to hear.

Boselli argued in support of what Bortles said but Prosser stated that not all fans have the same Football IQ when it comes to the game. For the fans in the know, the major differences in football knowledge between them and a player is mostly the fact that a player is physically equipped to experience and play the game. That does not mean a fan can't understand scheme concepts, route combinations, passing lanes, defensive and offensive strategies, packages and personnel etc. So just because you played the game doesn't necessarily mean you are more knowledgeable about the game. Anybow, a question came up why Olsen had two tightends and didn't utilize either in a particular string of plays. Boselli argued that Prosser could not have none what Olsen wanted to do but Prosser argued that teams in that personnel group usually do something to find mismatches with that personnel during a passing down. Boselli kept going on about the Jaguars do things according to how they want and Prosser countered that not only are the Jaguars unsuccessful bucking the trend but that they honestly don't have the personnel to execute the play calling. Boselli continued to make excuses for the coach and the players. At least thats how I remembered. Should have recorded the show.

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