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Jacksonville Jaguars Offense (2001) - Bobby Petrino

The Jacksonville Jaguars offense in 2001 was a pro-style offense that emphasized running the ball and passing the ball. The offense was also designed to be balanced and to be able to attack defenses in a variety of ways.

Bobby Petrino was the offensive coordinator for the Jacksonville Jaguars in 2001. He was in his third and final season with the team before leaving to become the head coach at Louisville.

Petrino's offense was a pro-style offense that emphasized running the ball and passing the ball.

The Jaguars' offense was led by quarterback Mark Brunell in 2001. Brunell was a veteran quarterback who was one of the best quarterbacks in the NFL. He threw for 3,988 yards and 25 touchdowns in 2001.

Bobby Petrino's pro-style offense is a complex and sophisticated offense that emphasizes balance, flexibility, and playmakers.

Petrino's offense is designed to be able to attack defenses in a variety of ways. The offense can run the ball, pass the ball, and spread the field out. The offense is also designed to be able to adjust to different defenses and different situations.

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