The more I think about it the more I'm putting this game squarely on the coaching staff. Well 75% on the coaching staff and 25% on Zach. They should reeled the kid in after the second int. Their game plan should have been for him to not throw more than 25 times max anyway. Game 1, who knows what their game plan was but it fell by the waist side because the oline was some shit and a running game couldn't be established. So they had to let Zach throw it for us to have a chance. Maybe he showed them to much in game 1 that made them think he could throw the ball 30 plus times every game but it's most likely not the case. He had to game 1 because of the circumstances.
This game here was totally different. The defense did what they do, which is hold the fort and keep the game close enough to win. The oline protected Zach and opened the holes for the RBs. So why wasn't the focus the entire game on running it and play action passes and RPOs, especially after the second int? If it was it didn't appear that way by their play calling. No Zach is not Lamar Jackson or Josh Allen but I'm sure in a RPO situation Zach can run for 5-10 yards here and there to keep the chains moving. Their relying on this kids arm like he's A. Rodgers or D. Marino in their 3rd or 4th years and he isn't there yet. Protect the kid from himself and build him slowly to that point.