EmotionallyUnstable

Actually, I think The Jags have developed into a decent team offensively. If Bortles continues to get better and they can solidify their offensive line, they would be solid.

In case the playoff drought continues through 2015, I imagine there will be a sacrificial goat to be had. At this point in the year, I've heard and seen people calling for Rex, Taylor, Roman and even Thurman to be axed. So if the failure continues, who will bare the load and in doing so, lose their position. Or will staff and roster remain in tact? I say Sanjay Lal will be the fall guy. Given the lack of production at the WR position, and the need to shake something up on offense, he is my goat. (All entries hypothetical since we know we are SB 50 bound!)

Idt you need to rush more than 4 this week. Smith rarely throws the ball downfield, so play great coverage and rush with four, allowing your LBs to monitor the play development. Rushing 6 or 7 like they did at times last week would be a recipe for disaster

A Chiefs offense without Charles, Thomas AND Kelcs? It would be an embarrassment if they scored. I'm not short changing Andy Reid, but they rest of their players

DeAnthony Thomas being out is a huge plus for this defense.

The only stat you posted is record. And the only outcome that matters is post-season. At 9-7 we didn't make it in 2014, however 9-7 in 2015 could possibly be a playoff birth. Spinning the wheels or not, each seasons success is relative to itself, not comparable to one another IMO

That's why I believe Roman went with the two back set of Williams and McCoy on Monday. I hope that continues because there is a whole slew of options that they did not even begin to unravel with that formation.

Matthew Mulligan and Jerome Felton are both useless.

Well it is much appreciated

I wouldn't buy too much into your theory. Injuries are as common in football as praying is in church. They happen every Sunday.

Do you sleep?

Agreed. LB or LT. Take a QB to sit a year behind Taylor in the 2nd

They are riddled with penalties and short returns. Can't they find a guy, some one, anyone, who can just go out there and catch the ball. Bring back Thigpen

I really like our match ups against their offense. A stout run defense vs. a backup, injured RB. Our solid corner play vs. a depleted and invisible receiving core. And after last night, they've shown they can cover a big play making TE. To me, this game comes down to how well our offense takes advantage of their opportunities. They are bound to have chances, similar to last night. Missing open receivers, dropping touchdown passes and deathly penalties. They need to take advantage of those opportunities

They ever going to take a shot downfield?

90 rush 55 penalty 145 total

A safe strategy.

The AFC South is extremely confusing

I've had that same gut feeling for years. Turns out just to be indigestion.

I've heard of this

I'm a sucker for football. I'll be watching

This post is eerily pessimistic.

1) Spend Monday at work watching Bills highlights 2) Crack open a cold one 3) Yell at the TV Repeat steps two and three

It's one half of one game. Taylor has played half a season. Pump the brakes.

Edleman being hurt helps. But they still have Belicheck. As long as he is at the helm, I don't like our chances. Rex has had his number in the past but the way this defense was exposed week 2 makes me a skeptic. We can only hope the extra rest and prep time will help. I'll still be screaming at my tv either way. Go Bills!