3)Better fit, better outlook. Consider Toby Gerhart a very happy player these days. Not only did the veteran running back perform well as a runner and receiver in the preseason opener, he likes how the Jaguars’ new offense fits his style. The offense under coordinator Greg Olson emphasizes “downhill,” between-the-tackle running – Gerhart’s strength – whereas last season the focus under offensive coordinator Jedd Fisch largely was on outside zone runs. “Last year I walked into the first offensive meeting and we said, ‘We’re going to be the best outside-zone running team in the league,’’’ Gerhart said during an appearance on jaguars.com live Wednesday. “I was like, ‘Oh, man, I don’t know. I can do it, but it’s not my style.’ This year we’re much more downhill, inside-zone, counter schemes and power. It’s stuff I feel I can excel in and I’m excited about it.”

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Can't let this thread go without the above gem!

 

Jesus, I can't look at this without laughing.

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I survived the Gus Bradley Error.

White Rhino. Lol. I kinda like that for Toby

 

Yep, we got the Albino Rhino right here in Jax.

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I survived the Gus Bradley Error.

But is looking like a GENEius good or bad? Will he look like Gene or a genius? I feel like this could easily be a sarcastic post.


As far as Gerhart goes - not being injured and not running wide will make him look like the guy they wanted when they picked him up, he will look good. That injury ruined his season and he shouldn't have been playing last year.

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I guess it's not really important anymore with Fisch gone but does anyone else find it the least bit concerning that Caldwell signed Gerhart to run outside zone in the first place?


Did he not know what Fisch was running? I can't imagine Caldwell not being able to evaluate the poor fit there. It's always seemed weird to me.

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I guess it's not really important anymore with Fisch gone but does anyone else find it the least bit concerning that Caldwell signed Gerhart to run outside zone in the first place?


Did he not know what Fisch was running? I can't imagine Caldwell not being able to evaluate the poor fit there. It's always seemed weird to me.

I have a feeling Caldwell knew Fisch was going to be gone. If not it was a curious move.

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I have a feeling Caldwell knew Fisch was going to be gone. If not it was a curious move.

He had a feeling Fisch would be gone during the offseason a full year before he was fired? I'm not sure I can buy that. If that's the case why not fire him then and let Bortles start with a coordinator you didn't plan on firing?

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