Bortles leads the league with 15 interceptions.  Osweiler isn't far behind with 13.  If you look at my two posts illustrating each team's gaffes, the difference is clear.  Only one of Osweiler's interceptions hamstrung his defense.  All 12 of the others gave his defense a shot at preventing points from being scored.  He at least takes care of the football on his side of the field and then apparently takes more risks as he gets closer to mid-field and crosses into the opponent's territory which is what you should probably do as a QB regardless of how good your abilities are.  8 of Bortles' interceptions put the opponent in scoring position or in the endzone.  It's absurd.

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