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Del Rio calls out Garrard

Posted: 979 days 16 hrs 26 mins ago. | Source fanball.com
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According to the Florida Times-Union, Jaguars' coach Jack Del Rio pointed the finger at quarterback David Garrard in the wake of Sunday's loss to the Colts. 'I thought he missed some things he needs to do better for us to be the kind of offense we have designs on being,' Del Rio said about Garrard's 14-of-28 passing performance.

Our View: Del Rio didn't want to point the finger at the offensive line on Sunday, but he had no problem calling out Garrard a few days later. He was under pressure all day from the Colts, but as the quarterback it is his job to be the man on offense. Expect Garrard to bounce back and have a solid season.


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