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Quote:The thing is, I don't know that this is true. It simply can't. A quick eye-test tells us we went from a blitz-avert to blitz-heavy defense as the season went on. I don't think anyone will argue that point, right? "Blitz-heavy"? Really? I'll argue that point. Maybe the Jags blitzed a little more as the season went on, but it was not a significant increase. They still rushed just four on most pass plays. The Jags defense was 31st in 3rd down percentage, and then only because the Giants collapsed in week 17. I watched the pass rush. There were very few 3rd down plays where the Jags rushed 5 or more. Quote:<div></div> I agree with most of this, but I don't agree that we had problems with coverage, at least not as far as personnel. If you call playing 10-yards off the receiver a problem in coverage, that's on the coaches. House and Colvin were fine when they didn't have to cover all day. The safeties and LBs weren't great in coverage, but not as bad as people make them out to be. There are probably fans of 30 teams who claim their team can't cover the TE or RBs. If the Jags blitz and get to the QB with reasonable speed, the Jags CBs can cover well enough to prevent a completion. Sure you risk get burned doing that. But if you're giving the opposition all day if you don't blitz it's a risk that should be taken. Look at it from the others side; how many times did the Jags beat a blitz for a big play compared to giving Bortles time to throw? And it's more than just blitzing. When a team has one particular receiver who is much better than the rest, why just single-cover him all game? Hopkins? Gates? Walker? Gates was wide open in the end zone twice!!! "Why should I give information to you when all you want to do is find something wrong with it?" |
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