DreadNaught wrote:I expect/hope his INT totals decrease. 18 it too many.
We are still an injury to either Evans or DJax from being fucked at WR like we have the past 2 season for long stretches. Hopefully we'll be able to address WR in the draft to get some talented depth for once. The WR position has been hit hard by injury the past 2 years.
I still have little confidence we've done anything to improve out terrible rushing attack this offseason. Getting Sweezy back could help if he's 100%, but that is a big "IF" imo. Doug Martin is unreliable and our run game will be dogshit if Quizz Rodgers and Charles Sims are our 1-2 RBs.
If our O-line improves, Martin is the good version of himself, and we can stay healthy at WR I think Jameis will top 4500yds and 30TDs in 2017.
But I still have questions about the talent and depth on offense.
mdb1958 wrote:Is Jameis on a team that gives up almost or more than 400 points a game?
Or, is Jameis on a team that gives up less than 300 points a game or close to it.
Ask yourself which team he would look better on and you will have your answer.
Of course, its also a question better suited for being answered after the draft - stay tuned.
Bootz2004 wrote:More wins than last season.
VauntedTampa2 wrote:mdb1958 wrote:Is Jameis on a team that gives up almost or more than 400 points a game?
Or, is Jameis on a team that gives up less than 300 points a game or close to it.
Ask yourself which team he would look better on and you will have your answer.
Of course, its also a question better suited for being answered after the draft - stay tuned.
I read this too many times
Caradoc wrote:Jameis is already ahead of schedule on so many metrics and intangibles, it's hard to try and set goals for him as a young QB. But here goes.
First, identify what you mean by "expectations". Is it 1) "based on XYZ performance and metrics from 2016, I think we'll see this XYZ this year" or 2) "From a coaching standpoint I want/expect to see improvement in X and Y" ?
Purely based on 1, I'd say I expect a lot more yards and somewhat fewer INTs as everything around him got better except the run game (so far)
As far as looking at 2, I expect him to get better with the deep ball. His accuracy there is ****, and that is completely on him regardless of the legions of excuses thrown up by his fanbois. He wildly overthrows wide open people even without pressure. His mechanics need work. If he's the "pro's pro" we all think he is, then he will fix that this year, or at least make big strides in doing so.
If we have team health and growth this year, and Jameis fixes (or comes close to fixing) his deep ball issues, he has the WRs, scheme/coaching, and mindset to eclipse the 5k mark. With more maturity, and less desperation throwing to guys who were rejected for "The Replacements" movie, he can easily improve not just on total TDs thrown, but total INTs (and therefore ratio).
I will say this: If Jameis is the breakout superstar we've been expecting, we'll see it this year. If we don't it will probably be years before it happens, if it even does.
Nano wrote:I imagine Winston would probably be released if we were giving up 300-400 points per game. That's a lot of Pick6s
real bucs fan wrote:I actually agree about him calming down. It was most clear in that Dallas prime time game. Jameis was erratic while Prescott was cool as a cucumber. Jameis would greatly benefit from being in control over his emotions and not get himself too hype.
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