I think it's almost a guarantee we go IOL in round 1 next year with one of the picks. I think we are really set up for success for 2022 already. It's the one real weakness on the team, and thankfully 1st round guards rarely disappoint. Would have loved to see AVT fall to 20, but cest la vie. I wouldn't be surprised at all to see an IOL and EDGE with 2 of our first 3 pics. With Judge, I feel like they'll maneuver the draft to help value meet need.
This love affair with Lemiuex I don't understand. Guy was awful in pa
Garrett knows how to develop QBs and it's exactly why I'm excited about the growth I saw from him last year.
They don't like they didn't take what he did well and tried to expand on it. It was obvious that they wanted to work on his reads and cut on turnovers. It caused hesitancy in the beginning of the year leading to some interceptions, but he got it by the end of the year. The TDs weren't there in the second half of the year because the offense around him was abysmal. This was always a developmental year, and exactly why Judge came out and said that. The wanted to build a QB for the long haul, not take some short term gains at the large expense of long term growth.
RE: I disagree with them on the development of DJ with Garret
Garrett knows how to develop QBs and it's exactly why I'm excited about the growth I saw from him last year.
They don't like they didn't take what he did well and tried to expand on it. It was obvious that they wanted to work on his reads and cut on turnovers. It caused hesitancy in the beginning of the year leading to some interceptions, but he got it by the end of the year. The TDs weren't there in the second half of the year because the offense around him was abysmal. This was always a developmental year, and exactly why Judge came out and said that. The wanted to build a QB for the long haul, not take some short term gains at the large expense of long term growth.
Development year or not, it's irrefutable that the offense needs to get better in passing concepts. The point being made is that by playing it safe they did more harm than good...when you don't have more than 1 target running passed the sticks, it makes it easy for the defense to blitz everyone and sit on those routes.
Jones was the most blitzed QBs in football, and contrary to popular belief, his INTs came from the "easy" medium to short routes in the middle of the field.
Garrett needs to be better..if everyone is on board with this being a "make or break" year for Jones, than the same should be said about the offense as a whole.
They don't like they didn't take what he did well and tried to expand on it. It was obvious that they wanted to work on his reads and cut on turnovers. It caused hesitancy in the beginning of the year leading to some interceptions, but he got it by the end of the year. The TDs weren't there in the second half of the year because the offense around him was abysmal. This was always a developmental year, and exactly why Judge came out and said that. The wanted to build a QB for the long haul, not take some short term gains at the large expense of long term growth.
They don't like they didn't take what he did well and tried to expand on it. It was obvious that they wanted to work on his reads and cut on turnovers. It caused hesitancy in the beginning of the year leading to some interceptions, but he got it by the end of the year. The TDs weren't there in the second half of the year because the offense around him was abysmal. This was always a developmental year, and exactly why Judge came out and said that. The wanted to build a QB for the long haul, not take some short term gains at the large expense of long term growth.
Development year or not, it's irrefutable that the offense needs to get better in passing concepts. The point being made is that by playing it safe they did more harm than good...when you don't have more than 1 target running passed the sticks, it makes it easy for the defense to blitz everyone and sit on those routes.
Jones was the most blitzed QBs in football, and contrary to popular belief, his INTs came from the "easy" medium to short routes in the middle of the field.
Garrett needs to be better..if everyone is on board with this being a "make or break" year for Jones, than the same should be said about the offense as a whole.