Quote:I'm rather tired of hearing that everything is Bortles' fault. The entire offense was at fault this year. The most blame goes to the coaching staff because it is their responsibility to train and prepare the players to win, yet they failed to do what was required of them.


Dude, you're a FAN, just like the rest of us. Yes, we may have opinions, but they hold very little weight compared to those who actually played or coached in the league because we aren't in the pro football business. Yes, some of us have played ball, but only a few of us even make it to the college level. Damn near every expert that has a right to comment on QBs says that throwing mechanics are fixable and yet, half the people here continue to ignore that fact. In order to do the work, Bortles has to have someone help him with it. You CANNOT fix mechanics on your own. You're pretty much blaming him for trusting his OC, which he should now know that he shouldn't let someone talk him out of doing what he feels will help him.


Winning games is on the ENTIRE team, not one player. If you can't understand that, then really aren't that smart.

Yeah I agree the entire offense was at fault, but most of the blame still points too Bortles...Bortles is a grown man! He is responsible for his self... He knows his mechanics is bad! He should have put the extra work in like he did the year before.. Don't complain after the fact about the coaches.. The coaches not throwing the ball in the dirt, he is!


I'll tell u what happen, Bortles threw those 30 plus TDs the year before, and he thought he arrived! He thought it was easy and he didn't need the extra work... So he didn't get the training he suppose to get and he stayed here drinking his [BLEEP] off at the beach!!


He dont need a babysitter, or someone to tell him to do this,so u can be great.. It has to be in him... It's in all the great Qb's.

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