Quote:The Chargers are weak in run defense. It's time for Yeldon to break out for 125+ yards . This will also help us dominate time of possession, keeping Rivers off the field.


Bortles is a gunslinger, a la Brett Favre. He takes chances......makes foolish decisions at times. Sometimes they work, sometimes they result in turnovers that cost us the game. Knowing "when to hold 'em, when to fold 'em" comes with experience. Let's hope he improves in this area.

^^These two items are the key to winning a game that should be won against this Chargers team. I completely agree with you.


- Chargers defense is not good. Jags need ball-control/clock-running drives that keeps Rivers on the sidelines often, and limits his number of possessions.


-Bortles is an aggressive gun-slinger. But this game he just needs to be smarter in some situations. Keep drives moving. Keep grinding the clock. Don't give the ball back to Rivers by way of foolish INTs in Jags territory,, especially in the 4th qtr. If he doesn't turn the ball over late,, and manages to keep drives moving,, the Jags should be able to win this one pretty easily.


If Bortles gives up some bone-headed turnovers (pick-6 / INT deep in Jags territory / or another late 4th qtr INT),, Rivers and the Chargers will be kept close in the game, and will likely make the Jags pay.


Jags just need to be smart,, and keep possesion time.

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