Jaguars quarterback Blake Bortles isn’t worried about whether he has bad body language when something goes wrong during a game.
Bortles is more concerned with figuring out why his poor performances keep happening while the team sputters to another slow start this season.
Through two games (and two losses), Bortles hasn’t had many reasons to be pleased with an offense that has struggled to get its best playmakers involved, turned the ball over four times and faltered in key moments.
“I try to have good body language, but I think it’s OK to have bad body language sometimes as long as it doesn’t affect your team or it doesn’t affect you,” Bortles said before practice Wednesday.