Of course they are, but in a 10 pass sample size, it's worth mentioning if two of the incompletions were actually good throws. Similar to Jarrett Lee in 2008, the coaching staff has mishandled him and ruined his confidence. Somewhat agree. More of a semantics issue than a math issue, as by "down the field" I meant intermediate to long passes. He had a few more completions within 5-yards of the LOS. Not that it matters, still way better #s than Jefferson. You don't get that sitting above field level gives you a different perspective? I think that was made clear by the ball being intercepted. I've already said he threw it too late. Terrible decision, indefensible. Similar to the throw Lee lobbed up to the middle of the field like a punt but was fortunate to have hit the turf. Surprised Prentiss Rogers or Janzen Jackson didn't fair catch that sucker it was up there for so long. And those would be the two passes down field I already gave him credit for. Last Saturday, yes. Don't know if that will be the case this Saturday, on the road against a much tougher team. No arguments here, but it's not all on JJ. The OC is doing a terrible job, and it's not like the other 10 guys are playing mistake free football, either. I'm fine with Lee being the starter from here, but let's not crucify Jordan Jefferson for all of the offense's shortcomings. He was far from the only problem in games 1-5.
