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This loss is on Fournette.

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(This post was last modified: 11-27-2017, 01:27 AM by MariGOATa.)

Love him or hate him - Gabbert has improved since being cut in Jacksonville. Didn’t he beat Kaep in San Fran for his job as well? Backup QBs are a crapshoot but he is certainly not a bad one and very serviceable, could win you a game or two when your starter goes down. I think alot of teams would rather have him than any other crapshoot back up QBs in the league, and theres not alot of them but you could certainly do worst, like have Matt Cassel as your back up or Chad Henne

(11-27-2017, 12:44 AM)JagWar84 Wrote:
(11-26-2017, 10:33 PM)JaguarJosh05 Wrote: This isn't college football. Almost all of these arguments pinning a game on one player or another is really stupid. Every unit made plays today. Blake got KILLED today in many situations. We had no help up front and no running game yet the offense managed to get the crucial 2nd half touchdowns. Lots of players did some good things and some costly things it just wasn't enough today. Had we managed to luck out and win that one all the bad would have been swept under the rug again. The moral of the story is our team is decent and compete with anybody but they aren't world beaters. All we can do is bounce back and get healthier and play better.

Under the circumstances, I'm not even mad as I otherwise might be. We still should have won this if not for getting in our own way with two particularly awful decisions, but we don't have Robinson or Hurns, and even if we did, this entire sport starts with the O-line. Teams live and die by their O-line. You can endure single position MIA circumstances, but not multiple MIA on the O-line.

Hell, teams can even survive with MIA quarterbacks. Look at what Garrapolo did with New England, or Dak Prescott with the Cowboys - recent exposure notwithstanding. The point is, even the most critical single position on a team that has the most impact can still be overcome if you have a decent O-line. If your O-line is struggling, your whole team is going to struggle, as evidenced by the game today.

Now, if we were down just 1 starter on the O-line, then ok, I'd be significantly more angry. But 2 starters out = world of pain. 3 and you can forget about it. Just pray you can survive in this league.

All told, we were essentially 2 weapons short of what the Cards had available to them, if not 3 short.
This is entirely not true. Sure you need a good oline to be a good QB, but a good QB could also make a better oline (if that makes any sense) just because you have a good oline doesnt guarantee you that QB will be good as well either. In 2015 Matt Cassel played with thr same oline in Dallas as Dak is but he still sucked.
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(11-26-2017, 09:41 PM)Ksimms Wrote: He’s out there so I️ don’t want to hear any injury excuses. When your qb has to do your job than what’s the point of throwing him out there. TJ Heldon hit the hole decisively and gave us more than our supposed stud 4th pick. It may be time they bench him and let him get his wind back because maybe he’s just not ready for the nfl grind.

20 posts so far huh? I haven't seen any others but based on this one, you might wanna stop at 20. 

I'm not sure anyone on this board really watches the games...
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(11-26-2017, 09:41 PM)Ksimms Wrote: He’s out there so I️ don’t want to hear any injury excuses. When your qb has to do your job than what’s the point of throwing him out there. TJ Heldon hit the hole decisively and gave us more than our supposed stud 4th pick. It may be time they bench him and let him get his wind back because maybe he’s just not ready for the nfl grind.

First off... Yeldon.

Secondly... He did?

When?

3 Carries, 10 yards.

I think you're mistaking Yeldon's screen catches (on which he did well enough) for him actually being effective running the ball, which he was not.
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#25

Other than a few pounding hits to the secondary in the first part of the season, Fournette hasn't shown anything that Ivory/Yeldon/Grant haven't done. I don't really care about the hate I'll get for pointing that out, but it's true.
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(11-26-2017, 09:44 PM)isobozo Wrote: Blame the QB that threw the ball right to TYRANN MATHIEU

Look at that designed play.

Why would you run that play? The whole offense flowed the same way and that defense was fired up. should have been bootleg or some sort of misdirection. The OC telegraphed what they were doing.
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(11-26-2017, 10:14 PM)Jagsfan32277 Wrote: id give fournette a pass this season.  The o-line is not very good in 3 out of 5 positions.

OK ... our OL sucks and our WRs suck

Guess we need to give Bortles a pass too then, right ?
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#28

It wasn't a good game for 4net, but come on.

Where was Ivory btw? Was he inactive?
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#29

It was a bad pick at the fourth spot magnified by a franchise quarterback was there for the taken, and out present qb isn’t that good. Only thing I’ve been impressed by him by is he ran 22 mph. Maybe he’ll show some more top five draft pick plays down the stretch.

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Fournette is to blame for no line and a QB who is innacurate.  Now.... I been rough on Fournette.  And had wacky views before.   But this....
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(11-27-2017, 12:04 PM)Jags02 Wrote: It wasn't a good game for 4net, but come on.

Where was Ivory btw? Was he inactive?

Ivory had one carry for -2 yards and a fumble. The fumble was recovered by Arizona and resulted in a FG. We lost by 3.

So clearly the loss was all Fournette's fault.



                                                                          

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(11-26-2017, 09:44 PM)isobozo Wrote: Blame the QB that threw the ball right to TYRANN MATHIEU

And the other RB that let go of the football and the wide out with the dropsies and the coach that was on the fence about running out the clock and starting a fresh game in OT.
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(11-27-2017, 12:51 PM)MalabarJag Wrote:
(11-27-2017, 12:04 PM)Jags02 Wrote: It wasn't a good game for 4net, but come on.

Where was Ivory btw? Was he inactive?

Ivory had one carry for -2 yards and a fumble. The fumble was recovered by Arizona and resulted in a FG. We lost by 3.

So clearly the loss was all Fournette's fault.
Very true.  But not like Bortles didn't blow it with the pick.  I knew one time it would bite us back.
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Fournette is supposed to be the star of this offense. He has not impressed or really helped this offense outside of a few games. We needed him badly yesterday and he disappeared. He’s pretty soft.
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(This post was last modified: 11-27-2017, 01:17 PM by Teal Time Radio.)

(11-27-2017, 01:07 PM)Ksimms Wrote: Fournette is supposed to be the star of this offense. He has not impressed or really helped this offense outside of a few games. We needed him badly yesterday and he disappeared. He’s pretty soft.

I mentioned this by him not playing his bowl game.  And could see the issues in the future.   But......

Our number 1 receiver is out the year,  our number 2 has been injured in many games.   Our number three flashes and butterfingers/ ball not Catchable.  

Our number 4 was a walk on.   Our number 5 has played exactly 2 games.  And is a rookie. 

Our number one TE.   Shows up a few games and Dissapears rest of season. Our number 2 and 3 flashes and nothing else. 

Our line though doing extremely well...  Is a mix n match nearly every week.  

And Blake scares no one.  So not like going to respect his deepball.  

So in essence.... Not Fournette fault.   Has he been the monster game changer that Taylor was?  No not close.  (Fragile Fred was injury ridden) 

Is he like Mojo?  Still not close....  

But is that fair to compare???

Absolutely not both had great run blocking lines.  That Fournette does not have.
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(11-27-2017, 01:16 PM)Teal Time Radio Wrote:
(11-27-2017, 01:07 PM)Ksimms Wrote: Fournette is supposed to be the star of this offense. He has not impressed or really helped this offense outside of a few games. We needed him badly yesterday and he disappeared. He’s pretty soft.

I mentioned this by him not playing his bowl game.  And could see the issues in the future.   But......

Our number 1 receiver is out the year,  our number 2 has been injured in many games.   Our number three flashes and butterfingers/ ball not Catchable.  

Our number 4 was a walk on.   Our number 5 has played exactly 2 games.  And is a rookie. 

Our number one TE.   Shows up a few games and Dissapears rest of season. Our number 2 and 3 flashes and nothing else. 

Our line though doing extremely well...  Is a mix n match nearly every week.  

And Blake scares no one.  So not like going to respect his deepball.  

So in essence.... Not Fournette fault.   Has he been the monster game changer that Taylor was?  No not close.  (Fragile Fred was injury ridden) 

Is he like Mojo?  Still not close....  

But is that fair to compare???

Absolutely not both had great run blocking lines.  That Fournette does not have.

These are mostly excuses. Which some are valid concerns. But he’s supposed to be the battering ram and he’s not doing what we were sold on. He’s supposed to be the one RB that is the exception to the rule. So far he’s done this disappearing act multiple times. He hasn’t lowered his shoulder and just take the 3 -4 yards with power runs. Instead he’s trying to spin out of tackles vs running through takles. By the way stop blaming Blake for everything. Hes been playing pretty well for about 4-5 games straight. Every game he’s made some beautiful deep passes but have been flat out dropped. Fournette was supposed to be Blake’s security blanket. So far he’s a farce.
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I think we need to understand who Fournette is.  If there is a hole to run through, he is probably better than any back in the league in that situation.  Just bigger and faster than the other RBs and can do more damage.  Can run you over or run away from you.  But if there isn't a hole, he just isnt very good.  Which is true of many backs obviously.  But he isn't going to make something out of nothing the way a guy like Adrian Peterson or Fred Taylor could.  Even MJD at times.  It's just not who Fournette is.  So to blame him seems silly because you are expecting him to do something he isnt good at.  It's like asking Marcedes Lewis to run go routes all game long and then get mad that he doesnt end up with a lot of catches.  Fournette doesnt have much wiggle and doesnt have the ability to laterally cut to the outside to find room there.  He has to have a hole to run through or else he is completely ineffective.  We saw it in college when he would get shut down against Bama.  And we've seen it play out basically all year this season.


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(11-27-2017, 01:30 PM)Ksimms Wrote:
(11-27-2017, 01:16 PM)Teal Time Radio Wrote: I mentioned this by him not playing his bowl game.  And could see the issues in the future.   But......

Our number 1 receiver is out the year,  our number 2 has been injured in many games.   Our number three flashes and butterfingers/ ball not Catchable.  

Our number 4 was a walk on.   Our number 5 has played exactly 2 games.  And is a rookie. 

Our number one TE.   Shows up a few games and Dissapears rest of season. Our number 2 and 3 flashes and nothing else. 

Our line though doing extremely well...  Is a mix n match nearly every week.  

And Blake scares no one.  So not like going to respect his deepball.  

So in essence.... Not Fournette fault.   Has he been the monster game changer that Taylor was?  No not close.  (Fragile Fred was injury ridden) 

Is he like Mojo?  Still not close....  

But is that fair to compare???

Absolutely not both had great run blocking lines.  That Fournette does not have.

These are mostly excuses. Which some are valid concerns. But he’s supposed to be the battering ram and he’s not doing what we were sold on. He’s supposed to be the one RB that is the exception to the rule. So far he’s done this disappearing act multiple times. He hasn’t lowered his shoulder and just take the 3 -4 yards with power runs. Instead he’s trying to spin out of tackles vs running through takles. By the way stop blaming Blake for everything. Hes been playing pretty well for about 4-5 games straight. Every game he’s made some beautiful deep passes but have been flat out dropped. Fournette was supposed to be Blake’s security blanket. So far he’s a farce.

He is the wrong style running back for our QB.  I mentioned numerous times.  That Fournette is not a great RB in the spread/shotgun that Blake runs. 

And takes more time to get up to full speed due to it.  And was taken as the laughing stock of the board.  And I didn't know what I was talking about. 

People are now beginning to see where I was coming from with own eyes.  

The styles clash.  And don't mix and match together.  But I actually applaud Fournette in getting 100 yard games.   In a style that works against him.  But nto due to it.   

Won't be that game changing monster till develop more designed plays that benefit Fournette strong points.
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#39

I mean, it's common for RBs to slow down after they hit 30.

With Bortles and Fournette entering the twilight of their careers, I can only assume the jags will start looking toward the future.

I'm just assuming they are in their twilight years based on receding hair lines ... those dudes gotta be old, right?
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you dont know a thing about football, we were missing two starting OL, and Zona is out there stacking 8-9 in the box your clueless, he's suppose to break tackles when he is hit the second he gets the ball
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