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Jaguars vs. Bills Week 12 Preview | Pro Football Focus (3:49) Game Preview: Jaguars at Bills (2:54) Brady Quinn and Pete Prisco preview the Jaguars-Bills Week 12 matchup

Alright! Time to steady the ship!

Larry! Softie, but we'll take it! Now a fight! We need an assist for the Gordie Howe Hatty!

Not me. All Allenwown!

Great to see this!

Lyon is not ready for the NHL!

Ranking all 32 teams' quarterback play through Week 11 | NFL Analysis | Pro Football Focus As we close the door on Week 11 in the NFL, it’s time to look at Pro Football Focus’ season grades for all 32 teams’ quarterback play so far this season. The best of the best have likely already punched their tickets to the playoffs, while the signal-callers nearing the middle of the pack and below have work to do in order to get back on track under center.

Ranking all 32 teams' quarterback play through Week 11 | NFL Analysis | Pro Football Focus As we close the door on Week 11 in the NFL, it’s time to look at Pro Football Focus’ season grades for all 32 teams’ quarterback play so far this season. The best of the best have likely already punched their tickets to the playoffs, while the signal-callers nearing the middle of the pack and below have work to do in order to get back on track under center. The trouble with the Jaguars’ offense this season has been Blake Bortles‘ inability to make tight window throws. On passes attempted into anything resembling tight coverage this season, Bortles has completed only 37.5 percent of his passes. Only Josh Allen has been worse among starters. It’s obviously not nice to pile on someone when they’re down, but where’s the fun in that? Nathan Peterman’s 31.6 overall grade on 106 dropbacks this season was so bad that Keenan Allen and DeAndre Hopkins graded out higher than him at quarterback. On Allen’s one dropback, he took a sack and on Hopkins’ lone pass, he overthrew Lamar Miller. They’ll be relieved to have Josh Allen back at quarterback.

Fournette: "Ready for whatever we need" (2:34) Running back Leonard Fournette meets the media before the Jaguars face the Bills in Buffalo on Sunday. Smith: "I'm not looking back" (5:44) All Pro linebacker Telvin Smith meets the media before the Jaguars travel north to face the Bills in Buffalo on Sunday.

Notes and observations: Smith on Allen, Bortles on running backs, more JACKSONVILLE – Senior writer John Oehser’s Wednesday notes and observations: Jaguars linebacker Telvin Smith on Bills rookie quarterback Josh Allen, Jaguars quarterback Blake Bortles on the absence of the team’s two-back offense, more… Wednesday: Marrone confident in approach JACKSONVILLE – Doug Marrone’s belief in the Jaguars’ approach remains strong. “I’m confident; I can only speak for myself, though,” he said. The Jaguars’ head coach during his weekly media availability Wednesday was discussing whether the Jaguars’ run-centric, defensive-oriented philosophy can work in what many observers believe is an NFL that increasingly favors the pass. The trend toward high-powered offenses has been a league-wide topic this week in the wake of the Los Angeles Rams’ 54-51 victory Monday over the Kansas City Chiefs on Monday Night Football. Marrone said he didn’t watch Monday’s game, but was aware of the result. He also was very much confident in how the Jaguars play. “I think what you are seeing now is a big push of what everyone likes,” Marrone said as the Jaguars (3-7) prepared to play the Buffalo Bills (3-7) at New Era Field in Orchard Park, New York, Sunday at 1 p.m.

Sunday, November 25, 2018 - 1:00PM Jacksonville Jaguars 0 vs. Buffalo Bills 0 at New Era Field, Orchard Park, NY Head To Head for: Jacksonville vs. Buffalo

Deep breaths now!

Hopefully less of an issue with Thompson and McKenzie aboard with Foster showing signs of major improvement based on the last game against the Jets.

Multi-dimensional RBs are as integral and important as ever in today's NFL with RBs such as Kamara, Gurley, and Hunt critical to their respective team's offensive success. That said I get the point of longevity being an issue, but it depends on what kind of back we're talking about.