(09-22-2021, 01:05 PM)flsprtsgod Wrote:

(09-22-2021, 12:58 PM)OzJohnnie Wrote: You're so clueless at weighing options that I'm certain my post will be completely lost on you.  Fact.

We know what the Jag's running game and a middling QB delivers.  1-15.  That exact same running game with a green and inexperienced QB?  Worse.  There is one way out of this mess and it's on TL's arm.

What all you armchair strategists fail to accept is that this team is utterly rock bottom and has no way of getting out painlessly.  TL must learn to play NFL level QB as fast as possible or fail and the Jags start again.  You're all talking about winning games.  One game or three, who cares?  This franchise has to turn around and there are about 10 guys on the list who will still be here when it does.  TL must learn to read NFL play and learn to make good decisions.  And he isn't going to do that with a run-first, pass-second offense.  Get the pain over with.  See if he can learn and find out where we are.

That exact same running game with a talented but green QB would do wonders for this city, the team, and their record. It's hilarious just how wrong you are about this, almost to the point of realizing that you're trolling again.

It takes more than talent to be good.  It takes experience and good judgement as well.

Last year the Jags had a milquetoast QB and this same running attack.  1-15.  This year the green QB?  Worst in the league.

https://www.si.com/nfl/jaguars/duval-ins...ing-week-2

Quote:Things will eventually get better for Trevor Lawrence and the Jaguars' passing game, but the state of things right now is genuinely bad. Lawrence has the worst completion % in the NFL, one of the worst completion percentages over expectation rates, has thrown five turnovers, and is one of the NFL's leader in off-target throws per Pro Football Reference.

I agree, things will eventually get better.  But until TL gets better (more experienced) then this offense is going nowhere.  The WR's are not getting better. The TE's aren't.  The only room for improvement is with TL.


We're saying the same thing, virtually.  The difference is that I recognise this is an effort to turn this train wreck around.  Winning a couple games off a run-heavy offense (maybe - I don't think the Jags would pursuing that plan either) will do nothing but delay the turn.

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