Coughlin: Bortles Has Fixed Throwing Motion

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"Two years ago, he had an outstanding year, had a lot of yards, over 4,000 yards. I won't say outstanding because the team didn't do outstanding, but he certainly was much more productive." Coughlin said. "This past year, a lack of production, if you will, turnovers, too many. And, so, he's a talented young man. Had some flaws in his throwing motion that he did a nice job of working on in the offseason and pretty much correcting. So, we've seen some good things there."

 

 

http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap3000000813524/article/coughlin-blake-bortles-has-improved-throwing-motion

 

He isn't old relatively, but can you teach an old dog new tricks? He has too many weapons to suck as much as he has.

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But has he fixed his brain?

 

That is the question.

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Yeah, and I've fixed my drinking problem.

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I'll admit that I've payed almost zero attention to the Jags outside of what you guys say on TGP, but what's so bad about him? I recall there being promise after his first year, and then I totally tuned out.

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I'll admit that I've payed almost zero attention to the Jags outside of what you guys say on TGP, but what's so bad about him? I recall there being promise after his first year, and then I totally tuned out.

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ahS1HNTeeeA

 

This is a decent primer. It's missing some of the more backbreaking decisions like in the Ravens game, but there's enough to there to provide a decent example.

 

I had forgotten about the two picks off of receiver's feet.