Shame of the game - Jaguars

[fyo]

Colledge.

I don't see how anyone who saw the game could say otherwise. Colledge single-handedly screwed the first 3 offensive drives, setting the tone of the entire first half (which only had one more drive). Albert helped on the first drive with a penalty that wiped out a 1st down, but there was no recovering from the sack. Second drive Colledge is beaten outside again, waving his man through like a matador, and the drive dies. Third drive Colledge's screw up (letting his defender beat him on the inside, completely untouched) doesn't result in a sack, but Tannehill's throw-away was borderline intentional grounding. An Illegal Formation penalty puts the finishing touch on the last of those 3 drives.

Our O-line continues to be the weak spot. Everyone knew it was going to be tough against Jax, but when you go max protect like on the first drive of the second half, you'd think your quarterback would get more than 2 seconds to get the ball out (both tight ends collapsed in on Tannehill).

[Spider-Dan]

Hartline gets my shame. He looked like he couldn't catch a cold out there. I know his targets have been fewer this year but his concentration seems to be off when he is targeted.

I think someone else mentioned previously that they have never seen Hartline make a catch and not immediately fall down.

Now I cannot unsee it.

[DZA]

The offense was inconsistent. Could not even movr the ball against Jacksonville.  .

[Pappy13]

I think someone else mentioned previously that they have never seen Hartline make a catch and not immediately fall down.

Now I cannot unsee it.

http://www.bing.com/videos/search?q=hartline+touchdown&FORM=VIRE2#view=detail&mid=967803B4482CEB474737967803B4482CEB474737

http://www.nfl.com/videos/nfl-game-highlights/0ap2000000290477/Hartline-31-yard-touchdown

To be honest, he does seem to get ahead of himself a lot and fall without a lot help from the defense or leave his feet to ensure the catch. Nobody's perfect.