Things Zac Taylor knew

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(11-23-2020, 09:55 AM)Crazyjdawg Wrote: Let's not pretend for one second that Zac Taylor did not have an inkling that this may happen when you throw a rookie QB into the fray with an awful offensive line, ask him to throw it 40+ times a game and be the savior to your coaching career, which to this point had been one of the most putrid in NFL history.

Just fire him. We don't need ZT to be awful. We can do that on our own. At least get a head coach that respects his players and attempts to protect them.

Yep

JB throwing it 30 times a game is way more than enough. These 40 and 50 pass play games are just stupid ! But ZT was determined to go 11-5 this season and prove he was the right pick, no matter the cost.

The Pittsburgh game, if nothing else should have opened his eyes. The fact that we had a grand total of 2 wins coming into this game should have opened his eyes, are we really gonna win out and make the playoffs ? NO Lets take it easy on Joe and do everything we can to protect him.

Does a competent HC really ask a rookie QB with a not so great Oline to throw the ball 3 times in the shadow of his own goal line with no room to maneuver ?

Sure JB could have been in injured in the first game of the season. Or the second, or whatever. But ZT wasn't at all concerned with down the road. He was in win now mode all the way. Damn the torpedoes full speed ahead.