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*** Official Jaguars Thread - Team Putting #DTWD to The Test *** (2 Viewers)
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SaintsInDome2006
Footballguy
Well I wasn't super confident about it, but based on history (Lions once a few years back, Cowboys back in `60) it's probably not going to happen.
On the other hand, with Blackmon out.....
Also I had not realized how bad the point differential was this year, astounding.
JaxBill
Footballguy
Yeah, and most games the other teams have long lost interest by the fourth quarter,
Mr. Brownstone
Footballguy
I wish I could confidently say that this is rock bottom for the franchise.
JaxBill
Footballguy
Let's wait until after the epic nationally televised tilt at home vs the Texans in early december, shall we?
Mr. Brownstone
Footballguy
Mr. Brownstone
Footballguy
Fair point. The NFL should just televise another game.
SaintsInDome2006
Footballguy
Jax actually had a pretty nice early history - the fans are really lucky they didn't have to wait 20+ years for a winner. Hate to say it but they might have gotten a little spoiled there.
But what happened after the second decent run around 2005-07? Was it ownership?
But what happened after the second decent run around 2005-07? Was it ownership?
PlasmaDogPlasma
Footballguy
Their defense really came apart. Henderson and Stroud went downhill in a hurry. Peterson left. Darius went downhill and left. With their ####ty drafting year after year they couldn't replace those guys.
They never were a great offensive team in that era although they could run the crap out of the ball when they had both Freddie T and MJD.
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JaxBill
Footballguy
Some people say the 2007-8 playoff upset of the Steelers was the worst thing to happen to the franchise because they thought JDR and Garrard were the answer.
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Raider Nation
Devil's Advocate
The Discovery Channel showed a program earlier tonight called "NFL in Season" and this episode featured the Jags and Niners in London. Showed both teams in the week leading up to the matchup, the game preparation, and the game itself. Anyway, what struck me was what an impressive guy Gus Bradley is. I had never heard him interviewed before.
Constantly upbeat, upbeat, upbeat... spreading positive vibes in spite of this disastrous season. Easy to see why he got the job from a personality standpoint. Obviously, if the X's and O's don't improve - despite a terrible roster - he'll eventually just be another coach on the unemployment line.
But he's a natural-born leader, I'll tell you that much. I'm sure this will be replayed at some point. Worth checking out.
Constantly upbeat, upbeat, upbeat... spreading positive vibes in spite of this disastrous season. Easy to see why he got the job from a personality standpoint. Obviously, if the X's and O's don't improve - despite a terrible roster - he'll eventually just be another coach on the unemployment line.
But he's a natural-born leader, I'll tell you that much. I'm sure this will be replayed at some point. Worth checking out.
Mr. Brownstone
Footballguy
He's a very engaging personality; he's that way all the time.But if he doesn't get some talent on his team within the next couple of years, he's destined to go by the wayside.
Mr. Brownstone
Footballguy
JB, I think a title change for this thread is in order.
JaxBill
Footballguy
Jags officially second in 2014 draft order due to SOS of .564 versus Tampa's SOS of .560.
http://www.bigcatcountry.com/2013/11/5/5067668/nfl-draft-2014-order-jaguars-buccaneers
http://www.bigcatcountry.com/2013/11/5/5067668/nfl-draft-2014-order-jaguars-buccaneers
Raiderfan32904
Footballguy
The Bucs are going to win a game at some point. I doubt the SOS tiebreaker will come into play.
smapdi
Footballguy
So what is your guys opinion on MJD's outlook for the 2nd half of the season?
He's coming off his best game of the season against SF on the road in London; not exactly the easiest of defenses. They finally got him involved in the passing game with 6 receptions for 47 yards- I feel like that will be a major part of his FF relevance going forward. Blackmon is history so that opens up some targets.
I know he was dealing with an injury early on but in his last 3 games he went:
15.4
7.6
18.2
Can he maintain that 14 ppg average? I'm trying to decide whether to move some of my WR depth; I really don't want to if he can maintain that level of production as my RB2.
He's coming off his best game of the season against SF on the road in London; not exactly the easiest of defenses. They finally got him involved in the passing game with 6 receptions for 47 yards- I feel like that will be a major part of his FF relevance going forward. Blackmon is history so that opens up some targets.
I know he was dealing with an injury early on but in his last 3 games he went:
15.4
7.6
18.2
Can he maintain that 14 ppg average? I'm trying to decide whether to move some of my WR depth; I really don't want to if he can maintain that level of production as my RB2.
Kool-Aid Larry
Footballguy
you guys must be using the cubs architect
SWC
Bromigo
jax is going to be bad for a long time if i was them i would ted thomson slash san fran 49ers the thing trade away guys for a lot of picks and just start it all over i know that stinks but really what good is an mjd to them none he is going to burn out his carreer on crappy teams cripes i would get what i can for blackmon i would unload any of the linebackers in a heartbeat for picks they all stink and so do the dbacks really major write come on except wil blackmon you could build there maybe save marks on the line but anyone else buh buy basically just blow it up and get a lot younger with a lot of picks trading down if needed and really spend money on the front office and scouting look what it has done for the pack and look how the 49ers turned it around and how the pats keep getting a zillion picks and replacing mass exoduses of players year after year and winning so hey that is swcs thoughts go tell your grandma she is a brohan and take it to the bank bromigos
JaxBill
Footballguy
The offense as a whole will probably take a slight step back even further with Blackmon gone. Supposedly, they are going to get Denard Robinson involved more.
The good news is that the schedule should get somewhat easier. Only non-divisional games left are ARZ, @CLE, BUF.
MJD has been running hard, but no longer has the speed to break off the long runs.
If you're looking for 70 yards rushing, 4 recepts for 30, then that's reasonable.
(Not all of us play PPR)
JaxBill
Footballguy
To re-hash some bye week stuff for this trainwreck of an offense.
Denard Robinson officially MJD's backup at RB.
And who will step up to be the second WR behind Shorts?
Denard Robinson officially MJD's backup at RB.
http://members.jacksonville.com/sports/football/jaguars/2013-11-07/story/jaguars-denard-robinson-comes-grips-new-role-backing
And who will step up to be the second WR behind Shorts?
And mroe talk about Burton/Brown
http://www.bigcatcountry.com/2013/11/6/5072536/justin-blackmon-jaguars-depth-chart-wr-mike-brown
JaxBill
Footballguy
Raider Nation
Devil's Advocate
Congrats, boys. 
Nice win, despite Henne's best attempts to ensure a Titans victory.
Nice win, despite Henne's best attempts to ensure a Titans victory.
Mr. Brownstone
Footballguy
"Win for the ages".Congrats, boys.
Nice win, despite Henne's best attempts to ensure a Titans victory.
JaxBill
Footballguy
Jaguars supporter group Bold City Brigade sent a sizable contingent to Nashville for the Jaguars first win
https://twitter.com/jaguars/status/399661275736576000/photo/1
https://twitter.com/jaguars/status/399661275736576000/photo/1
Mr. Brownstone
Footballguy
I really enjoyed all of our win this year.
Raider Nation
Devil's Advocate
Raider Nation
Devil's Advocate
You guys think it's safe to go right back to fading the Jags this week for survivor pool purposes? Despite the game being at home, I don't see MJD being able to run at all inside against the Cards' nasty front, and Peterson should suffocate Shorts. I don't see how JAX will be able to move the ball at all. Thoughts?
Mr. Brownstone
Footballguy
I think it's safe. They were gifted so many turnovers versus the Titans and that was the difference between this game and the others.
JaxBill
Footballguy
yes. Poz will be out which is a huge loss for an an already subpar LB corps.
ARZ d-line should be in the backfield all day.
The matchups do not bode well for the Jaguars to notch their first TD of the season at Everbank.
JaxBill
Footballguy
Henne and company might not be able to hang any TDs on them but the Jags DID get the city financing (43 Mil) for the new scoreboards and fan area.
And before any self-righteous Olbermann wannabe's start in on the City Council, the money comes from an existing hotel bed tax fund that is dedicated to stadium maintenance.
Supposedly, with the scoreboard improvements, there are rumors of a neutral site college game (Navy/ND?) and a Fulham (naturally) summer friendly.
Oh and Country Super Fest!
And before any self-righteous Olbermann wannabe's start in on the City Council, the money comes from an existing hotel bed tax fund that is dedicated to stadium maintenance.
Supposedly, with the scoreboard improvements, there are rumors of a neutral site college game (Navy/ND?) and a Fulham (naturally) summer friendly.
Oh and Country Super Fest!
Normally against public funding for stadiums, but Jacksonville can really use more stuff going on downtown. It is so empty most of the time. I can see Fulham friendlies becoming common there.
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Mr. Brownstone
Footballguy
The Historic Suck Of The Jacksonville Jaguars
The Jaguars suck this year, everyone knows that. But what if we peel back that superficial layer of suck, and delve deeper into the fetid onion that is the 2013 Jacksonville Jaguars? It's actually astonishing how terrible this team is.
Just how pitiful are the Jags? First, a quick survey. Football Outsiders has kept a running list of the best and worst teams, according to DVOA, since 1989. The 2013 Jaguars are currently ranked as the third-worst team through 10 weeks since 1989, behind the 1993 Buccaneersa 5-11 team that enjoyed two bye weeks and played 11 games against eventual playoff teamsand the 2005 49ers. Before Jacksonville's first win of the season against the Titans, it was dead last with an overall DVOA of -66.3%. After the win, the Jags "improved" to -62.3%. They are, empirically, nearly the worst in a quarter century.
(DVOA is Defense-adjusted Value Over Average is used to compare parts or the entirety of a team to league average. So, 0.0% is average. Positive is good, negative is badunless we're calculating defense, in which negative is good, and positive is bad. And all of this is adjusted for strength of opponents.)
Here's some modern context: Remember the 2008 winless Lions? Their season-ending team DVOA was -48.4%. The Jaguars still have seven games to play, and DVOA isn't the end-all, be-all statistic, but that is simply astounding. It gets so much more astounding, though, when you down the pieces making up this catastrophe.
Offense
This offense, as a unit, has been the kind of hot garbage you cross the street to avoid smelling. According to FO's drive stats, Jacksonville has scored touchdowns on 8.3% of its drives. It's gone three-and-out on a ridiculous 34.3% of its drives. They're just as horrendous in the red zone, too, where the Jags' touchdowns per red zone appearance percentage is a dismal 30.4%. It has taken the field with an average lead of -10.98 points. In all of these categories, Jacksonville ranks dead last in the league.
One more league-worst stat: Jacksonville has scored 0.92 points per drive. For context, as if being at the bottom of the league wasn't enough context, the Buccaneers, the second-worst in this category, have scored 1.34 points per drive. The Jags are getting lapped by the most dysfunctional NFL team in Florida.
In a pass-oriented league, bad offense starts with the quarterback. And oh sweet god, the Jaguars' quarterbacks. The opening day starter, Blaine Gabbert, is STILL the second lowest quarterback by DYAR despite playing in only four games. This would be like leading the majors in home runs in late July after playing in just 20 or so games. New starter Chad Henne and Gabbert have also managed to rank 30th in the NFL for interceptions per drive.
Henne and Gabbert have combined for four passing touchdowns. Yes. Four. It would be easy to poke fun at them in comparison to Peyton Manning, who's thrown at least four touchdowns in five games this season, but let's aim lower. Minnesota's Christian Ponder, who's been usurped by Josh Freeman and Matt Cassel at different points of the season, has five passing touchdowns in six games this season. No, wait. We can go lower. Jason Campbell, who's started two games for the Browns, has five passing touchdowns. There we go.
But at least the Jags have Maurice Jones-Drew, right? Well, about that. Jacksonville has rushed for just 585 yards in nine games, the second-lowest total in the league. Jones-Drew has rushed 143 times for 432 yards and three touchdowns. His game-high this season is 75 yards. Even apparent highlights, like the Jags being fourth best in rate of fumbles per drive, are dimmed when you remember that they're probably just too busy going three-and-out and throwing interceptions to remember to fumble. So is Jones-Drew washed up, or does he just have no offensive line? Tough to say, but adjusted for opponents, he's been worse than human tackling dummy Trent Richardson, and is ahead of only Ray Rice, Bernard Pierce, and Willis McGahee in DYAR.
Injuries have been a big reason for the failures of the offensesort of. During Week 5's game against the Rams, Gabbert hurt his hamstring, and left tackle Luke Joeckel suffered a season-ending fractured ankle. This came after the Jaguars traded former starting left tackle Eugene Monroe to the Ravens for a couple of late-round picks. Wide receiver Justin Blackmonthe glimmer of hope and 2012 team leader in receptions who was suspended for his first four gameslasted all of four games before being suspended for the rest of the season, though this opened the door for Cecil Shorts, the long decent skill player on the Jaguars' roster.
Defense
Before Gus Bradley became Jacksonville's new head coach, he was the defensive coordinator for the Seattle Seahawks, and a good one at that. So you might think that the Jaguars' defense would be the stronger side, right? At least next to that offense? Yes, actually!
There are a couple bright spots on the defensive side. The Jags cause fumbles often, with a fumbles per drive rate of .076, second-best in the leaguewhile recovering fumbles is almost entirely random, forcing them can be a good sign. Another strength (in the context of being dead last in many, many categories) is that when opponents' offenses are in the red zone, they only score touchdowns 60.5% of the time, 22nd best in the league.
Any strengths of the defense, though, are nullified because of its starting situation. Jacksonville's D takes the field with an average lead of -8.63. Can you guess where that ranks in comparison to the rest of the league? (Yes, it's the worst.) The Jets' defense, a group that also suffers from a questionable, turnover-prone offense, starts out with an average lead of -3.17, second-worst in the league. So not only do the Jaguars, on average, not have a lead, they're also, on average, behind by more than a touchdown.
In fact, in a 60-minute game, the Jaguars spend an average 5:10 tied, 8:59 leading, and 45:51 trailing. (I'm growing tired of writing this, but yes, those are all league-worsts.)
No offense to the Jags' four-man defensive line of Tyson Alualu, Sen'Derrick Marks, Roy Miller, and Jason Babin, but it is not good. Running backs earn 4.55 yards per run against it. If running backs break to the second levelgetting to linebackers and the secondarythey earn 1.20 yards per attempt, 24th-worst in the NFL. Jacksonville also sucks at getting to the quarterback, racking up a league-lowest total of 12 sacks, and dead last in adjusted sack rate at 4.3%. Can't stop the run, can't stop the quarterback.
The defense hasn't suffered many crucial injuriesoutside of safety Dwight Lowery going on injured reserve in Week 5 and eventually being cutbut it's rather demoralizing when your team's offense constantly turns the ball over and puts you back on the field.
Special Teams
Hey, the Jaguars are not the worst at special teams! Jacksonville ranks in 16th with a 1.6% special teams DVOA. This is a team that prides itself on doing the "foot" part of football well, dammit.
Placekicker Josh Scobee has made all nine of his extra point attempts, and hit all 12 of his field goal attempts, with his longest measured at 53 yards. Punter Bryan Angera third-round draft pickhas punted 54 times for 2502 yards, the third-highest total out of all punters. He's got a top-10 net average of 40.9 yards. Exactly half of Jacksonville's offensive drives have ended in Anger punting the ball away, so he's getting plenty of work.
One argument in the Jaguars' favor is that they've faced many tough teams. The total DVOA of Jacksonville's opponents so far is 5.4%, the sixth-toughest. It's daunting to face playoff contenders like the Chiefs, Seahawks, Colts, Broncos and 49ers. But Jags are miserable even (especially) in opponent-adjusted stats. And again, this isn't about losing; it's about how the team loses. Points are left on the board. Offensive drives stall out with little effort on the defense's part. For those eight losses, the Jags have never come close to a victory.
Maybe it'll get better with less fierce opponents; Jacksonville's future schedule has a -9.0% DVOA, one of the fifth easiest. There might even be a few wins to be found in there. But so far, the 2013 Jaguars have shown that being a historically awful football team really is an extraordinary accomplishment.
http://regressing.deadspin.com/the-historic-suck-of-the-jacksonville-jaguars-1463948531/@kylenw
The Jaguars suck this year, everyone knows that. But what if we peel back that superficial layer of suck, and delve deeper into the fetid onion that is the 2013 Jacksonville Jaguars? It's actually astonishing how terrible this team is.
Just how pitiful are the Jags? First, a quick survey. Football Outsiders has kept a running list of the best and worst teams, according to DVOA, since 1989. The 2013 Jaguars are currently ranked as the third-worst team through 10 weeks since 1989, behind the 1993 Buccaneersa 5-11 team that enjoyed two bye weeks and played 11 games against eventual playoff teamsand the 2005 49ers. Before Jacksonville's first win of the season against the Titans, it was dead last with an overall DVOA of -66.3%. After the win, the Jags "improved" to -62.3%. They are, empirically, nearly the worst in a quarter century.
(DVOA is Defense-adjusted Value Over Average is used to compare parts or the entirety of a team to league average. So, 0.0% is average. Positive is good, negative is badunless we're calculating defense, in which negative is good, and positive is bad. And all of this is adjusted for strength of opponents.)
Here's some modern context: Remember the 2008 winless Lions? Their season-ending team DVOA was -48.4%. The Jaguars still have seven games to play, and DVOA isn't the end-all, be-all statistic, but that is simply astounding. It gets so much more astounding, though, when you down the pieces making up this catastrophe.
Offense
This offense, as a unit, has been the kind of hot garbage you cross the street to avoid smelling. According to FO's drive stats, Jacksonville has scored touchdowns on 8.3% of its drives. It's gone three-and-out on a ridiculous 34.3% of its drives. They're just as horrendous in the red zone, too, where the Jags' touchdowns per red zone appearance percentage is a dismal 30.4%. It has taken the field with an average lead of -10.98 points. In all of these categories, Jacksonville ranks dead last in the league.
One more league-worst stat: Jacksonville has scored 0.92 points per drive. For context, as if being at the bottom of the league wasn't enough context, the Buccaneers, the second-worst in this category, have scored 1.34 points per drive. The Jags are getting lapped by the most dysfunctional NFL team in Florida.
In a pass-oriented league, bad offense starts with the quarterback. And oh sweet god, the Jaguars' quarterbacks. The opening day starter, Blaine Gabbert, is STILL the second lowest quarterback by DYAR despite playing in only four games. This would be like leading the majors in home runs in late July after playing in just 20 or so games. New starter Chad Henne and Gabbert have also managed to rank 30th in the NFL for interceptions per drive.
Henne and Gabbert have combined for four passing touchdowns. Yes. Four. It would be easy to poke fun at them in comparison to Peyton Manning, who's thrown at least four touchdowns in five games this season, but let's aim lower. Minnesota's Christian Ponder, who's been usurped by Josh Freeman and Matt Cassel at different points of the season, has five passing touchdowns in six games this season. No, wait. We can go lower. Jason Campbell, who's started two games for the Browns, has five passing touchdowns. There we go.
But at least the Jags have Maurice Jones-Drew, right? Well, about that. Jacksonville has rushed for just 585 yards in nine games, the second-lowest total in the league. Jones-Drew has rushed 143 times for 432 yards and three touchdowns. His game-high this season is 75 yards. Even apparent highlights, like the Jags being fourth best in rate of fumbles per drive, are dimmed when you remember that they're probably just too busy going three-and-out and throwing interceptions to remember to fumble. So is Jones-Drew washed up, or does he just have no offensive line? Tough to say, but adjusted for opponents, he's been worse than human tackling dummy Trent Richardson, and is ahead of only Ray Rice, Bernard Pierce, and Willis McGahee in DYAR.
Injuries have been a big reason for the failures of the offensesort of. During Week 5's game against the Rams, Gabbert hurt his hamstring, and left tackle Luke Joeckel suffered a season-ending fractured ankle. This came after the Jaguars traded former starting left tackle Eugene Monroe to the Ravens for a couple of late-round picks. Wide receiver Justin Blackmonthe glimmer of hope and 2012 team leader in receptions who was suspended for his first four gameslasted all of four games before being suspended for the rest of the season, though this opened the door for Cecil Shorts, the long decent skill player on the Jaguars' roster.
Defense
Before Gus Bradley became Jacksonville's new head coach, he was the defensive coordinator for the Seattle Seahawks, and a good one at that. So you might think that the Jaguars' defense would be the stronger side, right? At least next to that offense? Yes, actually!
There are a couple bright spots on the defensive side. The Jags cause fumbles often, with a fumbles per drive rate of .076, second-best in the leaguewhile recovering fumbles is almost entirely random, forcing them can be a good sign. Another strength (in the context of being dead last in many, many categories) is that when opponents' offenses are in the red zone, they only score touchdowns 60.5% of the time, 22nd best in the league.
Any strengths of the defense, though, are nullified because of its starting situation. Jacksonville's D takes the field with an average lead of -8.63. Can you guess where that ranks in comparison to the rest of the league? (Yes, it's the worst.) The Jets' defense, a group that also suffers from a questionable, turnover-prone offense, starts out with an average lead of -3.17, second-worst in the league. So not only do the Jaguars, on average, not have a lead, they're also, on average, behind by more than a touchdown.
In fact, in a 60-minute game, the Jaguars spend an average 5:10 tied, 8:59 leading, and 45:51 trailing. (I'm growing tired of writing this, but yes, those are all league-worsts.)
No offense to the Jags' four-man defensive line of Tyson Alualu, Sen'Derrick Marks, Roy Miller, and Jason Babin, but it is not good. Running backs earn 4.55 yards per run against it. If running backs break to the second levelgetting to linebackers and the secondarythey earn 1.20 yards per attempt, 24th-worst in the NFL. Jacksonville also sucks at getting to the quarterback, racking up a league-lowest total of 12 sacks, and dead last in adjusted sack rate at 4.3%. Can't stop the run, can't stop the quarterback.
The defense hasn't suffered many crucial injuriesoutside of safety Dwight Lowery going on injured reserve in Week 5 and eventually being cutbut it's rather demoralizing when your team's offense constantly turns the ball over and puts you back on the field.
Special Teams
Hey, the Jaguars are not the worst at special teams! Jacksonville ranks in 16th with a 1.6% special teams DVOA. This is a team that prides itself on doing the "foot" part of football well, dammit.
Placekicker Josh Scobee has made all nine of his extra point attempts, and hit all 12 of his field goal attempts, with his longest measured at 53 yards. Punter Bryan Angera third-round draft pickhas punted 54 times for 2502 yards, the third-highest total out of all punters. He's got a top-10 net average of 40.9 yards. Exactly half of Jacksonville's offensive drives have ended in Anger punting the ball away, so he's getting plenty of work.
One argument in the Jaguars' favor is that they've faced many tough teams. The total DVOA of Jacksonville's opponents so far is 5.4%, the sixth-toughest. It's daunting to face playoff contenders like the Chiefs, Seahawks, Colts, Broncos and 49ers. But Jags are miserable even (especially) in opponent-adjusted stats. And again, this isn't about losing; it's about how the team loses. Points are left on the board. Offensive drives stall out with little effort on the defense's part. For those eight losses, the Jags have never come close to a victory.
Maybe it'll get better with less fierce opponents; Jacksonville's future schedule has a -9.0% DVOA, one of the fifth easiest. There might even be a few wins to be found in there. But so far, the 2013 Jaguars have shown that being a historically awful football team really is an extraordinary accomplishment.
http://regressing.deadspin.com/the-historic-suck-of-the-jacksonville-jaguars-1463948531/@kylenw
Raider Nation
Devil's Advocate
I really don't mean to pile on here.... you are all good dudes and it's not like you don't know the team stinks.
But the "defensive effort" on Floyd's 91-yard TD is one of the most embarrassing things I've ever seen in all my years of watching football.
But the "defensive effort" on Floyd's 91-yard TD is one of the most embarrassing things I've ever seen in all my years of watching football.
Mr. Brownstone
Footballguy
I don't think we have much of a chance of winning any given game (nor do I want to at this point) but some fundamental play wouldn't be too much to ask for.
Mr. Brownstone
Footballguy
I'm still trying to figure out how Bradley has managed to squeeze out two wins with this roster.
JaxBill
Footballguy
Yesterday was 20th anniversary of Jacksonville being awarded a franchise.
Pretty decent look at the situation the Jags face off the field.
http://jacksonville.com/sports/football/2013-11-30/story/jaguars-face-new-challenge-after-20-years-sustainability
Pretty decent look at the situation the Jags face off the field.
http://jacksonville.com/sports/football/2013-11-30/story/jaguars-face-new-challenge-after-20-years-sustainability
JaxBill
Footballguy
Some nice value signings in Alan Ball and Senderrick Marks.
Other thing is a lot of these waiver pickups have been cut by "good" teams and they realize if the Jags let them go, it could be the end of their career.
Mr. Brownstone
Footballguy
Mr. Brownstone
Footballguy
I'm comfortable on the Gus Bus thus far.
JaxBill
Footballguy
Interesting stuff from Prisco
http://www.cbssports.com/nfl/writer/pete-prisco/24314941/monday-musings-break-up-the-jaguars
Mr. Brownstone
Footballguy
I sure hope he's as good as Prisco thinks he is. Early return suggest so. I felt really good about the Monroe/Britton selections from Gene Smith though, so I'm withholding judgement for now.I've mentioned it before, the fact that Gus has been able to win some games with this current team is pretty awesome. I like how they didn't throw in the towel when they easily could have.
Mr. Brownstone
Footballguy
Oh, and I think we are due for one of those bad Chad Henne games.
