(11-16-2023, 04:05 PM)BaLLin4Life Wrote:

(11-16-2023, 02:57 PM)Caldrac Wrote: Again. Two things. 

1. Some of you act like I am asking them to go from being an air-it-out quickly offense to a throwback ground and pound offense of the 80's and glory days that the Redskins, Packers and Bears used to popularize. I am just saying, some of the decision making on the 3rd and short has been not only dumbfounding but also produced roughly the same exact results. Which is failure. 

2. Doug Pederson may not actually be the issue here and it could simply be the fact that we've had nearly a 50/50 mix of bad play calling (Press Taylor's at the controls this year predominately, not Doug) and bad execution and we might be on the verge of seeing a shift in one or two of those things soon to get back on track. 

Also, we probably need to stop comparing what Doug did with the Eagles Vs. what he's doing now in year two with the Jaguars. Different divisions. Different rosters. Different conferences. Different situations. I am sure he'll be fine along with Lawrence in the long run. 

The biggest questions moving forward are, what are they going to do to counter punch these defenses moving forward to protect Lawrence and will Baalke be here again next year even if they do win the division and make the post season? Short of winning a Superbowl you would have to think some form of change is needed in the personnel department and front office.

if i had to bet my house money, Baalke job security is for another year or two. You have to remember who our owner is.....

(11-16-2023, 05:41 PM)Caldrac Wrote:

(11-16-2023, 05:35 PM)flgatorsandjags Wrote: For all we know Baalke wanted Torrence and Doug wanted Strange.  Strange was absolutely a Doug pick.  With still a half a season to go its just to early to say who needs to stay and who needs to go.  Come playoff time we will have a much better idea.  It all depends on results

I have heard on more than one occasion that Lawrence has missed Strange quite a few times in the passing game. Wide open in some instances.