(09-22-2021, 06:59 PM)OzJohnnie Wrote:

(09-22-2021, 06:09 PM)SamusAranX Wrote: Run heavy offense takes the burden off TLaw and can let him learn his flow more. Otherwise he’s throwing it 50 times a game and turnovers and sacks will begin to pile up

99.9 times out of 100 I agree.  In fact I have never disagreed with that sentiment before.  But this team's passing game is so bad, and the run is good but not the greatest going around, that I don't think running will take any pressure off.   They need to start hitting a couple passes so that the passing game actually offers something before they can start managing balance.

When you've got something and need to give it time to grow that above is the answer.  But the Jags have almost nothing in the passing game.  It's a near null value.

So, I will reiterate to confirm. You believe that it is better for Trevor's development as a passer to be facing 2nd and double digit yardage than it would be to have 2nd and 7, 2nd and 4, or similar?

You've quoted articles that confirm what we all know already (he's been inaccurate, off timing and liable to turn the ball over due to errant or misguided throws), so our realistic expectation is that refusing to run is only going to perpetuate the hole he keeps having to dig the offense out of. Continued failure will make him better, right?

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