Quote:Great summary. My takeaway is nearly identical. A few things I'd add. 

 

On the Lee lack of TDs topic I'd add  that he did have a TD opportunity taken away by defensive holding. 

 

Also - the penalties got better. (not sure if mentioned)

 

Blake looked very rattled after the INT then turned it on in the fourth as you mentioned. It's concerning. He's got to be able to do it for four quarters to win against the better teams. (Chicago isn't one of them)

He also needs to continue to minimize his "one read" tendency.  There were receivers open when he threw into tight coverage a few times, but it wasn't a glaring problem in this one. 

 

The crossing routes by Hurns in the fourth were huge too. I hope they capitalize on that moving forward. 

I'm not sure what is more concerning, the one read stuff or the rattled stuff.

 

If there is any thing that endeared him to Jaguars fans early on is that he was very aggressive and he went for the big play.  I don't know if he is being over coached into cautiousness, it's an evolution due to a shaky OL, if opposing defenses are particularly taking away the deeper stuff and forcing him to work underneath, or some combination of the above, but the idea that if something goes wrong, he either loses confidence or starts to press is bothersome.

 

But another thing is early on he went through his progressions.  You'd see his head turn from one read to the next.  I haven't noticed that as much this year, perhaps because as a 3rd year player, I didn't expect him to regress in that area.  I haven't seen the coaches film, but I'd hate to think he has regressed here too.  Don't you have the NFL.com all 22 stuff?  Can you or anyone else elaborate on this?

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