It's been beaten to death, but here's a stat I found. Red Zone efficiency from 2014


https://www.teamrankings.com/nfl/stat/re...2015-02-02


Oakland is number one.


This offense is moving the ball, we're getting to the red zone. There was a thought going around that poor plays were being called in the red zone resulting in us not scoring. I don't think that's it. You don't forget how to call efficient RZ plays in one year.


This lies on Bortles and the offense just not executing. Which happens, especially for a young team. Olson had Carr, but he also had veteran recievers. Bortles even said the focus in practice this week is red zone and eliminating mental errors. I really think this offense can be pretty darn good with just some more growth.

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