Quote:51 career ints. More pick 6's than wins. Only 1 win with 300 yards passing. My answer would be no. But with a great RB, my answer is yes.


It would cut down on his throws. Simple math.

How is a RB going to have any effect on how well the OL run blocks?

 

We all know you want Fournette, which is why you brought up a RB in this thread, but Fournette isn't going to magically start making guys miss (he isn't that kind of RB to begin with) when they're in his face 3 yards behind the LoS.

 

Run Blocking was the issue last year and not so much due to RB problems. It's pretty obvious when two completely different style of RBs (Yeldon and Ivory) both struggled last year. The Run blocking was the main issue.

 

 

But onto the topic...

 

I feel Bortles is always going to throw INTs. That's just how he plays. What he needs to cut out of his game, is the untimely INTs. Ones that are early in games and at the end of halfs. When we're backed up at our own 20 yard line, or when they're on the opposing team's 20 yard line etc.

 

Those are the INTs that must be eliminated.

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