I agree. We have some crazy skill - put the ball in our playmakers' hands by any means necessary and let them do the work.
That all said, my one complaint yesterday with Turner was basically the third quarter. We were humming in the first half. We had a bit of wind taken out of our sails right before halftime with the Samuel fumble.
It carried over into the second half. We stalled out of the gates in our opening possession with an opportunity to basically put the game out of reach. Slowly but surely, Jacksonville crawled back in it, and you could feel it was going to get more tense. Those are the moments sometimes when I wish Turner would lean on the run and his o-line to settle things down. That's not to say start playing conservative, but instead, just do something to help the offense get back into the flow of the game and build some positive momentum. We didn't, and instead, the turnovers started piling up. It frustrated me, especially since Antonio Gibson was ripping off some nice carries between the tackles on multiple occasions. Turner didn't do the best job of "reading the room" so to speak in that particular juncture of the ball game.