Quote:1) No, I think this article is indicative of that fact league-wide sentiment has changed. Going in to the season, and even to that point, Bortles was still regarded as one of the worst.

 

2) I still think he is one of the worst, and I don't think his ceiling is higher than someone like Tannehil. Based on his poor accuracy, poor decision making, and major inconsistencies. I think his TD numbers have been inflated this year.

 

3) Yes, despite marginal improvement I still don't think he is very good since then. He completed like 40% of his passes against Buffalo, still with horrible INTs and that gw TD was a horribly thrown ball that Hurns made a tremendous play on. The TD numbers make it look better than it really is.

 

4) Yes, he has made some significant strides individually but it has't done anything for the team. He still hasn't won a road game and the team is still losing to other bottom feeders. The only wins were against a team in turmoil (who had since fired their coach) and a team with half of its starting offense and key defender injured. 

 

1. "The league-wide sentiment changed from that statement." ...How? Are you saying that the league wide sentiment is no longer that Bortles is one of the worst QBs in the league? Be clear.

 

2. "One of the worst" is vague. What is your criteria, in terms of ranking, of "one of the worst"? Bottom 2? Bottom 5?

 

3. Okay, you're entitled to your opinion.

 

4. So now he has mad significant strides from last season? You literally said his improvements haven't been significant at all. Glad to see you coming around on this.

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