(05-26-2020, 12:14 PM)HURRICANE!!! Wrote:

(05-26-2020, 08:55 AM)NYC4jags Wrote: The 2019 redskins featured 203 attempts from a rookie QB who clearly wasn't ready yet and 247 from Case Keenum. 

Go to 2017 when they had a full season from Cousins and they produced 342 points. 

Do you expect the Jags offense under Gruden to more closely resemble a Haskins/Keenum season or a Cousins season in terms of points?  

(Bear in mind Minshew likely has better weapons at his disposal than Cousins had that year - and that 'skins o-line was ravaged by injury in 2017 and not good down the stretch.)

Did you watch our December games when we were outscored in the 1st half by the following:

Dec 1 - Bucs 25 - Jags 0
Dec 8 - Chargers 24 - Jags 3
Dec 15 - Raiders 16 - Jags 3
Dec 22 - Falcons 17 - Jags 3 
Dec 29 -  Colts 20 - Jags 16 

OK, in 4 consecutive games Dec 1 - 22) , we scored a whopping 9 points in the 1st half.  Still not certain why Jags fans totally forget the pathetic 2nd half of the season when it comes to our pathetic offense (which is pretty much still in tact).  Teams are on to Minshew.  All it took was a little game film for them to identify his tendencies.

What the hell does this have to do with Gruden's offense?  You know, the actual point of your bolded post. 

I haven't forgotten jack [BLEEP].  I'm also not stupid enough to pin all of those miserable offensive performances solely on Minshew's shoulders. Nor would I use those games to confirm some ill-formed bias against a Gruden offense designed for Gardner Minshew's strengths and weaknesses. 

You've connected zero dots here.

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