Quote:It is painfully obvious this guy was a friend of Bortles growing up or somehow has a crazy obsession with him.  I want Bortles to work out for the Jags just as much as anyone, but for this guy to go to the lengths he has to prove he's a good qb is asinine.

 

PFT provided the numbers for me today.  His numbers tell the whole story.  We are so bad at the beginning the game moving the ball that teams let up on us and we are finally able to move it on soft zones.  Blake Bortles lifetime stats.

 

I could care less how the defense does, I watched how Blake threw the ball.  When a received is just standing there and you cant hit him in the numbers, there is something wrong.  He either throws it above the guys head, in the dirt, or 2 to 3 yards to the side of the guys.  Allen Robinson couldn't even control himself last night he was so frustrated with it.  Let me guess, you'll somehow blame this on the one pro bowler we have...

 

1st Quarter:  1,598 Yards, 4 touchdowns

2nd Quarter:  2,356 Yards, 15 touchdowns

3rd Quarter:  1,912 Yards, 13 touchdowns

4th Quarter:   3,364 Yards, 36 touchdowns

 

Bch, sorry...the guy is so far out in left field you have to.

Great analysis. And I might add:

 

-43 per cent of his TD were when trailing by double digits.

-Most intercepted QB since he entered the league.

-Most batted passes QB since he entered the league

-Most sacked QB since he entered the league (ok this one not entirely his fault especially the first couple of seasons)

 

All this without counting his motion, his accuracy and his awful decision making and the fact he keeps making the same mistakes (just like he did last year). 

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