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Week 2: Good, Bad, and the Ugly

#1

Good: Bortles, A. Robinson, Gerhart, Grant, O-line, Myers

Bad: Johnson, Henne, Injuries

Ugly: Penalties, 2nd-4th string defense, pass rush


"It was Blake Bortles the whole time. They believe in this kid. He reminds me a bit of a young Ben Roethlisberger." ~Mike Mayock
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#2

Good: Bortles


Bad: No pass rush


Ugly: Injuries. Especially Benn. Hate to see that.
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#3

Alualu did more than Branch

 

Storm is done unless he breaks our franchise rushing record in two games

 

Corey Grant continues to impress me. He looks faster than Jeff Demps.


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#4

Good:  Bortles


 

Bad: Tuel


 

Ugly: Henne



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#5

Good: Bortles, Oline - decent push on run plays and protection on pass plays

Bad: WR drops

Ugly: 2nd team effort


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#6
(This post was last modified: 08-23-2015, 12:11 AM by TTechJag85.)

Quote:Good: Bortles


Bad: Tuel


Ugly: Henne


If there is a list above good Tuel made it for me today.


His field goal drive at the end saved me $500 to beat my 10 1/2 point spread!


Thank God for Tuel,


I really felt comfortable with the thought of getting more out of henne against 2nd stringers.

Just shows never to underestimate henne's ability to get nothing extra out of those around him.


He makes my ugly list


Oh and I wanted to throw a brick at nick Marshall's noggin after he jumped offsides on that missed field goal,


That was incredibly ugly
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#7

Good: Bortles, DRob, Gerhart, Alualu, Myers, Walter, DL tipping passes, short yardage, Grant

 

Bad: Drops by just about everyone, pass rush, muffed punt (Greene), tackling

 

Ugly: Henne, 3rd-4th string defense, 3rd-4th string offense


No pain, no gain.
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#8

Good: Bortles, O-Line, Grant, Myers, Alualu
Bad: Marshall, Harris, 2nd half secondary, drops
Ugly: No touchdowns, Sam Kouvaris' horrendous play-by-play
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#9

Context: Gender Reveal Jaguar Party

 

Good: My 1 1/2 year old not tearing up my friends house and actually being a decent child for an hour.  Though he tried to destroy the nut bowl by throwing them everywhere, but it was only one minor set back.

 

Bad: The response I got from my male friend when I asked him if he was excited about having a girl.  You would have thought he was a lawyer knowingly defending a guilty person.

 

Ugly: Henne, by far.  Even while being distracted by small talk, Henne's terrible play still found a way to catch my attention.  



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#10
(This post was last modified: 08-23-2015, 12:25 AM by CSO14.)

Good: Bortles


Bad: Hurns, Tuel, pass rush, all of the depth


Ugly: Sam Kouvaris, CHenne
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#11

I think it's safe to say Stephen Morris isn't losing his job over Tuel.


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#12

Quote:I think it's safe to say Stephen Morris isn't losing his job over Tuel.
What has Morris done better than Tuel?

"It was Blake Bortles the whole time. They believe in this kid. He reminds me a bit of a young Ben Roethlisberger." ~Mike Mayock
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#13

Quote:If there is a list above good Tuel made it for me today.


His field goal drive at the end saved me $500 to beat my 10 1/2 point spread!


Thank God for Tuel,


I really felt comfortable with the thought of getting more out of henne against 2nd stringers.

Just shows never to underestimate henne's ability to get nothing extra out of those around him.


He makes my ugly list


Oh and I wanted to throw a brick at nick Marshall's noggin after he jumped offsides on that missed field goal,


That was incredibly ugly


Why are you betting $500 on a preseason game?
"Before you criticize a man, walk a mile in his shoes. That way, if he gets angry, he's a mile away and barefoot."
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#14

Quote:Why are you betting $500 on a preseason game?
And why on the Jags??

"It was Blake Bortles the whole time. They believe in this kid. He reminds me a bit of a young Ben Roethlisberger." ~Mike Mayock
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#15

Quote:Context: Gender Reveal Jaguar Party


Good: My 1 1/2 year old not tearing up my friends house and actually being a decent child for an hour. Though he tried to destroy the nut bowl by throwing them everywhere, but it was only one minor set back.


Bad: The response I got from my male friend when I asked him if he was excited about having a girl.
You would have thought he was a lawyer knowingly defending a guilty person.


Ugly: Henne, by far. Even while being distracted by small talk, Henne's terrible play still found a way to catch my attention.


The nut bowl incident probably affected him more than you know.
"Before you criticize a man, walk a mile in his shoes. That way, if he gets angry, he's a mile away and barefoot."
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#16
(This post was last modified: 08-23-2015, 12:38 AM by haveaseat.)

Quote:What has Morris done better than Tuel?
 

Good Lord, did you watch Tuel? Morris was throwing darts against the Steelers all the way downfield. Scored himself a TD too. Tuel choked the whole time out there. Was missing simple throws, not going through reads, no pocket presence, etc etc.


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#17

Quote:Good Lord, did you watch Tuel? Morris was throwing darts against the Steelers all the way downfield. Scored himself a TD to. Tuel choked the whole time out there.
Tuel got a field goal. Morris scored on a 1 yard keeper. Morris might be performing better this preseason, but I don't think 3/9 cuts it.

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#18

Quote:Tuel got a field goal. Morris scored on a 1 yard keeper. Morris might be performing better this preseason, but I don't think 3/9 cuts it.
 

He scored on a 1 yard keeper after taking the offense on a fairly quick drive downfield. He was consistently and progressively moving the ball.

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#19
(This post was last modified: 08-23-2015, 12:42 AM by ThatsGoodJaguars.)

Quote:He scored on a 1 yard keeper after taking the offense on a fairly quick drive downfield. He was consistently and progressively moving the ball.
After a huge penalty on the Steelers that took us to the 1.


"It was Blake Bortles the whole time. They believe in this kid. He reminds me a bit of a young Ben Roethlisberger." ~Mike Mayock
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#20

overall it was a pretty poor effort by the team today.  Reveivers dropping easy balls, toby stunk, oline missed some blocks, the backups played like CFL backups.  Pretty poor effort today.

 

The starting offense did good things like move the ball but only came up with 9 points. 

 

The biggest concern is the pass rush.  I didn't see any


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