Both of you have valid points. Bledsoe did do a better job of hanging in the pocket and being more decisive in the Jacksonville game BUT, to Promo's defense, Bledsoe did NOT see nearly as much blitzing and outside rushing in the Jacksonville game as he did against Oakland. I think that once he started seeing that, combined with the OL's ineffectiveness, he started falling back into old habits (holding onto the ball, taking sacks instead of throwing the ball away, etc.).