Jazz's offensive process has been undone by bad shooting luck

When it rains, it pours, as they say. In the state of Utah, it doesn't literally rain all that much, but metaphorically, the season has followed that metaphor to a tee. A 1-7 start, with their most recent loss being yet another way for them to lose in heartbreaking fashion, has made the Jazz a pretty miserable watch.

They're not healthy, that's for sure. Jaren Jackson Jr.'s and Jusuf Nurkic's injuries have definitely been setbacks that have been hard for Utah to overcome. Their impending returns will help Utah get it together, though how much is the question.

In the meantime, though, how have things gone as badly as they have? Well, among the many problems, one of them has been their offense,…