Good:

 

Getting production out of the Run game when it was needed. Granted, I would have liked to have seen Yeldon rip off some longer runs but I loved how productive they were in the Fourth. To me, running just to run isn't the point, getting yards when you need them is.

 

Bortles in the pocket. He simply looked comfortable there and I never got the feeling that he was lost. Now, having Allen Robinson have the kind of day early on that he had most definitely helped him, but still. It looked good to me.

 

Gameplanning. I really felt like Olsen and staff pencil-whipped Miami yesterday. Seemed like they had dialed in on what they could do versus what Miami could stop.

 

Preparation / Practice-time coaching. When you're facing Jarvis Landry and Rishard Matthews with your fourth and fifth string DBs and come away with a stop to end the game, that says something to the coaching staff getting the players prepared. DeWayne Walker had his group as prepared as you could want, from my point of view.

 

Marqise Lee. Now, I'm a Marqise Lee fan because I feel like he has a skill set that no one else on the roster has. He didn't produce a lot, but when he did it was really good to see. The Offense needs that guy on the field threatening the Defense.

 

Offensive Line. While it's an obvious statement I'll make it anyway; without their performance yesterday, the team doesn't get the win.

 

Defensive Line. I'm a big Odrick and Skuta fan.

 

 

Bad:

Penalties. I don't have the exact number but it just felt like the team committed a bunch of them yesterday. Gotta cut down on those to give yourself a shot.

 

Lack of explosive runs. While maybe it wasn't "bad" per se, it makes things so much easier on the team if the running game can tear off a few 15+ yard plays. Maybe it will come in time, but as of now it's a weakness.

 

Outside Leverage by the DBs. This is probably unique to me, but it just seems like the entire Defensive secondary is aligned to give up the middle of the field. Makes me nervous.

 

Gambling and losing. I get why Gus went for the challenge, but I would have liked it to be a higher percentage risk. There was no one in the building who thought Gus was going to win that one.

 

 

Ugly:

Drops. Come on fellas. You gotta get that fixed. PRONTO.

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