Jaguars coach Gus Bradley had a strong critique of rookie quarterback Blake Bortles today at EverBank Field after the offense’s woeful showing in Sunday’s 23-3 loss to Indianapolis.

Bortles was 15-of-27 passing for 146 yards and one interception against the Colts. He hasn’t thrown a touchdown in his last two games.

Bradley was critical of the entire offense after it produced just a first-quarter field goal, but was more specific in his analysis of Bortles.

Included were three key statements from Bradley:

“At times, he holds the ball a little too long.”

“His decision making isn’t as quick as we need it to be.”

“He’s young, but we expect more.”

via Ryan O’Halloran of Jacksonville.com