Quote:We havn't seen any evidence of that yet unfortunately as much as I like him.


Because Bortles looks fundamentally broken as a QB at the moment. Not sure there's much to work with there for any offensive gurus or QB whisperers in the league.

Beachum for Joker looks like its turning out OK.

He drafted some DBs that didn't work, so he went and signed some that were better. (And then also drafted Ramsey)

He signed Toby and drafted D. Rob and then went and got Ivory and Yeldon.

 

I'm just saying... learning on the job is tough... he clearly was in over his head his first year but has gotten better at deals and selections each season.

 

He's covered his [BLEEP] pretty well and I know we don't know much about the Allen kid but I saw him play a lot in college. He's gonna be good, especially sitting and watching disaster lol

Also... I don't think we need an offensive guru to put Bortles in position to succeed. 

Where are the bootlegs? Why are we passing on first and running on second?

What happened to Olson the one we thought was turning our offense around?

 

I don't get our offensive play calls this year.

I agree Bortles has played poorly but I think it has to do with him wanting or needing to do to much. We have to be able to run the ball. And whether that is scheme or blocking or a combination, I dunno...

 

but against the leagues worst defense, way bottom of rush D... we ran it like 6 times or something in the first 20 plays or so...

Sometimes you gotta force the issue to get some lanes opened. Too often it ....was pass incomplete, run for 2 yards, 3rd and long after penalty.

Bortles go out there and complete this long throw, oh over thrown, next time under throw it, and then throw some more, eventually you'll throw a boneheaded INT.

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