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It's these two teams matched against each other that made the game what it is.

Progressing well down in Roch.

11-20: Terrance McGee on One Bills Live (5:40) He was for sure as he said in the interview.

Ramsey: "It's a new week" (4:35) All Pro cornerback Jalen Ramsey talks about playing defense in today's NFL, Bills rookie quarterback Josh Allen and moving past the Pittsburgh loss. Hackett: "Everyone wants points" (8:42) Offensive coordinator Nate Hackett talks about his quarterback, better execution and the offensive outburst on Monday Night Football. Hackett: “We have to find a way to move the ball” JACKSONVILLE – Nate Hackett sees his task simply. “My job is to always put the guys in the best position possible,” the Jaguars’ offensive coordinator said Tuesday. That job has been anything but easy this season. The Jaguars’ offense, after ranking sixth in the NFL in total yards and fifth in points last season, this season amid a rash of injuries rank 21st in yards and 29th in points through 10 games. Those struggles have contributed to a six-game losing streak. The struggles have many observers focused on quarterback, with Head Coach Doug Marrone being asked this week if starter Blake Bortles will remain the starter at the position. Asked if Bortles might be benched, Marrone said “We’re not going to do that.”

Exhibit A is the PF call last night against KC for hitting Robert Woods as a "defenseless receiver".

Ramsey: "It's a new week" (4:35) All Pro cornerback Jalen Ramsey talks about playing defense in today's NFL, Bills rookie quarterback Josh Allen and moving past the Pittsburgh loss.

Hello rule changes and innovative offensive schemes!

McVay, Payton, Shanahan, and others are doing the same. As I posted earlier, defenses will eventually adjust before something else takes hold.

So getting back to the here and now, what great defensive team is going to win SB LIII?

Andy Reid is also borrowing heavily from CFB and even HS with formations and plays he has incorporated into his offense.

Your words: "14 of last 20 SB wins went to defensive HCs"

100% the case.

You can continue to swim in denial all you'd like to 20 years ago to an era that has nothing to do with how offenses operate in today's game. Wake up Rip.

One game? The league is in the midst of an all time offensive explosion. Wake up and watch.

You must have missed last year's SB between PHI and NE where offense ruled the day with the score of 41-33. It's going to be the same story in SB LIII with the Saints or Rams from the NFC and the Chiefs, Patriots, or Steelers from the AFC. You're obviously not watching the offensive schemes that are succeeding along with the way the game is officiated that puts defense at a distinct disadvantage. Yesterday's gone!

Sexton-Oehser: Back and Forth JACKSONVILLE – Senior writer John Oehser and senior correspondent Brian Sexton look back at the Jaguars’ 20-16 loss to the Pittsburgh Steelers in Week 11 and forward to Sunday’s game against the Buffalo Bills at New Era Field in Orchard Park, New York Oehser and Sexton 1. Reviewing the preview. 2. As I saw it. 3. Looking ahead, briefly.

We'll see. He's only certain to be there until the end of the season.