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Quote:Yea hope people were wrong when they called him Blaine Gabbert 2.0 Did you get beaten by a belt nicknamed Bortles as a child or something? We show less advertisements to registered users. Accounts are free; join today!
Quote:Rookie mistakes or not, there's no denying that BB cost us this game today. And I still believe that he's the future of this franchise, and maybe even the NFL, but he has got to stop throwing INT's into these obvious shadow coverage's and phantom blitzes, if he is really serious about taking this team to the next level and beyond. YOU DONT KNOW WHAT YOUR TALKING ABOUT!!! YOU DONT KNOW FOOSBALL! 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Ok I'm sorry I've been hard on Blake how about this can you try not to thow a int next game is that to much to ask for the Future all pro Blake Bortles?
Quote:Ok I'm sorry I've been hard on Blake how about this can you try not to thow a int next game is that to much to ask for the Future all pro Blake Bortles? Fokes We show less advertisements to registered users. Accounts are free; join today!
Unfortunately he is a rookie and this is part of him developing. I know you don't want to hear that or really understand that but this is part of it. He will make some really stupid throws because he is seeing these defenses for the first time
Quote:Unfortunately he is a rookie and this is part of him developing. I know you don't want to hear that or really understand that but this is part of it. He will make some really stupid throws because he is seeing these defenses for the first time And the game is still too fast. “An empty vessel makes the loudest sound, so they that have the least wit are the greatest babblers.”. - Plato
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Better to get the mistakes out of the way this year. This season is all about improving wins and losses dont matter. In 5 starts hes played ok in 3 and bad in 2. Thats about what any rational person would expect of a rookie playing with an offense of all rookies
Lets remember Peyton Manning threw 26/28 as a rookie. 28 interceptions. Not saying Bortles is or will be Manning but the way people panic here makes you wonder how people would react with a 28 interception Quarterback on the team, just to find out they had one of the greatest qbs of all time. Moral of the story? Patience, everyone knew BB needed time to develop. Give it time.
Quote: Lets remember Peyton Manning threw 26/28 as a rookie. 28 interceptions. Not saying Bortles is or will be Manning but the way people panic here makes you wonder how people would react with a 28 interception Quarterback on the team, just to find out they had one of the greatest qbs of all time. Moral of the story? Patience, everyone knew BB needed time to develop. Give it time. He also threw 4 TD and 12 INT through his first 5 starts. Wonder if Colts fans were clamouring to replace him with a 1999 draft pick at that point.
Quote:Rookie mistakes or not, there's no denying that BB cost us this game today. And I still believe that he's the future of this franchise, and maybe even the NFL, but he has got to stop throwing INT's into these obvious shadow coverage's and phantom blitzes, if he is really serious about taking this team to the next level and beyond. He truelly has to stop throwing the balls into coverages that he shouldn't. It's clear to me that BB5 hasn't figured out the type of coverage schemes that the NFL throws at a QB. But that doesn't mean he can't figure it out. Honestly, it's really about BB5 now. Is BB5 ready to study hard and learn what it means to be an NFL QB? We all know he has the talent to be elite. But at the end of the day, it comes to fruition. You either work hard to figure it out, or you don't. I think BB5 has the passion to be the next Tom Brady. We just have to give him time to get there. He's already better than Tennehill. He's better than Hoyer. He's better than Ben party boy. It's just a matter of him staying confident and figuring it out. But if he get's lazy, we'll know. We are not yet there. We are not yet at the point where you can't figure out if BB5 will make it or not. At this moment, it's all about progression. We have 3 more months to watch his progress We show less advertisements to registered users. Accounts are free; join today!
Quote:No please let's hear the excuses after this game from Fake Botles You left the R for rookie out of his name above. At least you didn't call him Bottles like some posters do.
I survived the Gus Bradley Error.
Quote:Rookie mistakes or not, there's no denying that BB cost us this game today. And I still believe that he's the future of this franchise, and maybe even the NFL, but he has got to stop throwing INT's into these obvious shadow coverage's and phantom blitzes, if he is really serious about taking this team to the next level and beyond. I fail to see anyone on the team including BB making excuses. Quote:He also threw 4 TD and 12 INT through his first 5 starts. Wonder if Colts fans were clamouring to replace him with a 1999 draft pick at that point. I think they benched him and he was never heard from again, and they drafted a new QB again the next year. Oh wait, they actually ARE SMARTER than fans at this stuff !!? We show less advertisements to registered users. Accounts are free; join today!
Careful what you wish for, you just might get it.
They could always go back to Henne. The thing is, when you ask the team to start a rookie that still needs to work on things... that's exactly who you're going to get.
"You do your own thing in your own time. You should be proud."
Quote:You left the R for rookie out of his name above. My phone autocorrects Bortles to "Bottles" when I tweet. I'd wager that's where it comes from.
"You do your own thing in your own time. You should be proud."
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