(02-04-2022, 01:10 AM)JaggedSioux Wrote:

(02-04-2022, 12:29 AM)Firesky Wrote: Then why did the creative playcalls and misdirection calls only surface in the finale of the season? If it's part of Bev's offense why didn't he actually call those plays (which are supposedly in his own playbook/offense) in the games he was the playcaller for?!? Yes Bevell dealt with Trevor making poor decisions (those were my exact words; not being a rookie). And speaking of being a rookie, Bill Belichick Defenses have an incredible record against rookie QB's ... lets not pretend like Bevell would've done any better because no matter who was in charge that day, could've been peak Bill Walsh and we'd have still gotten shellacked, with Bev in charge ... I'd argue we get shut out and that includes garbage time. The Colts game with Schotty having full reign of playcalling is the best our offense has performed. period, there's no argument against that objective truth.

I do believe you that Trevor may hold his offensive coaches in high regard, especially as people. But the results speak for themselves and we weren't good on Offense and it stems from a poorly built offense; Bevell did little to cater to Trevor's strengths and really foster his development; I do agree Trevor learned a lot and that's what the year was about in addition to keeping him healthy, but he could've learned so much more and so much less painfully if i'm being honest. That said, Schotty wasn't all that much better but it was definitely an improvement, look at the last week and look at all the other weeks in the season, Bevell deserves more than the fair share of blame and accountability for the failures on offense; when he removed himself from the equation we got BETTER!!!..... that's the long and short of it. I don't want either Bev or Schotty back I think both are re-treat/burnt out coaches who the game has passed by.

The point is the Jags and Trevor were mire prepared as a team with both Bev and Schotty in charge. We arguably won the Jets game, so a 3-game improvement over the previous year with a rookie signal caller and a toxic environment was quite an improvement.
The burnt-out aspect of your analysis is yotal fabrication, by the way.

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(02-04-2022, 01:09 AM)jaguarmvp Wrote: JaggedSioux aka MS. Bevell is crying in a corner right now.

Na. I actually like Pederson. He's from the Andy Reid tree and used to work with Brad Childress, another coach I liked.

LMAO. how is it fabrication? Bevell was at his peak as the Seattle OC. He was ousted from there for being too pass happy & unbalanced. In Detroit (even with Stafford) his team goes 3-12-1 his first year; and then 5-11 his next. He was so good as an OC that Matt Stafford wanted OUT of Detroit entirely. He's washed dude. Anyone with eyes that saw how horrific our offense was can see this. I'm starting to think you have some sort of familial relation to Bevell bc there's no other explanation why you'd be so high on a guy with a lack of results to this degree.

Ditto for Schotty, he literally replaced Bevell in Seattle and their offense immediately looked better and improved. The same thing happens again in Jacksonville and you're like "nah Bevell is better than Schotty" ... It's literally happened twice and you're blind to it. Both coaches were great once upon a time, but the game has clearly passed them by!! There is nothing to like about Bevell and only slightly more to like about Schotty.

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