Quote:Staring down your 1st read and not attempting to go through your progressions or look off the LBs and safeties isn't solid execution. Teo saw it just like the rest of the Chargers defense and made a play on the ball. He's been doing this since his rookie year. Eventually he needs to learn from his mistakes instead of repeating them.


We lost by 6. That pick gave the Chargers a free TD. Take away that play and we most likely win.

We didn't lose simply because of that pick. It certainly didn't help, but that one pick definitely wasn't the reason we lost. It was a typical Jags game, from a Jags team we've seen far too often this season. For multiple seasons honestly. 1 step forward, 3 steps back.

 

 

Quote:LOL yeah right. The Jags D CANT stop rIvers. They had zero chance. Bortles throws the ball 40 times a game and can't throw 1 INT? Funny how Peyton and Eli can.......you don't get it. The Jags D is awful. They can't stop anyone. 4 TDs and 300 yards for Rivers and you're talking about Bortles 1 INT....embarassing

His point is, it has been a common theme with Bortles and by far the biggest knock on him. He has far too many INTs with 2-4 minutes left in a half, or while we're in deep on our side of the field. He only had one INT today, you're right. It was at a terrible time and at a terrible place. 1 kind of INT that we've seen too often from Bortles so far in his young career.

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