Domdab99

well, if I can't say my dishonest opinion, then forget it.

oops, didn't see that

Saw this thread on Twitter by Warren Sharp, and thought I'd post the content here. The twitter thread has video of plays in it. Here is the link. I have a very sad thread for Jaguars fans. It's about the 4th quarter, situational awareness, play calling and predictability. Stay tuned for the very end, where these issues were (unfortunately) highlighted last June. The Jaguars were up 20-10 in the 4th quarter. I'm going to showcase every single snap they took when the clock was moving, highlighting time left on play clock + play call itself. This will seem like Groundhog Day, but that's not until Feb 2nd. He goes on to examine a few plays. Then... Every. Single. First. Down. Was. A. Run. From. Shotgun. You think the Patriots didn't figure that out? Look at the totals on those four 1st & 10 runs as the quarter progressed: 2 yds 1 yd 1 yd -1 yd Every. Single. Second. Down. Was. A. Long. Pass. Downfield. These are all 2nd and long situations with a 4Q lead. Goals are either: bleed clock or set up 3rd and manageable. Instead, look at the distance of these passes: 20 yds 20 yds 35 yds 17 yds So now on 3rd and long, with a stopped clock, what do the Jaguars do? 100% pass, only 1 was complete. The punt following that pass was snapped w 6 seconds on play clock. The others were punted w stopped clock. No passes resulted in 1st down. *3 punts in 4Q with a lead* The Jaguars had 6 snaps in the 4th quarter, with a moving clock & a lead (if you include the 1 punt). They NEVER ran the play clock to even 5 seconds, let alone inside 5 seconds. 4 of the 6 snaps were with 9-13 seconds on the play clock. We've got it all here. Poor situational awareness (clock management). Highly predictable play calling. Inferior play calling. The Jags can say they were "playing to win" with the 2nd down deep shots on 100% of 2nd downs, but that is not how you "really" win in this situation. ********************* So there you go. Same old Maronne. Same old Hackett. The Jags got to where they are mostly because of a great defense that occasionally disappeared.

The only reason Bortles played today was because of the Jags defense. There is no difference between him and Taylor.

Hackett LOL

I think he has at least one more game.

Dareus is a part time player. Gilmore made one play all year and it happened to be today. Good !@#$ing riddance to both of them.

How about any back-up QB from any team who hasn't really proven a damn thing? How is that different than McCarron?

Ask the Yankees

Mel Kiper Jr. asked about Josh Allen's completion percentage: "Stats are for losers in my opinion. The guy won." Kiper is a moron.

As an experiment, I asked my 10 year old daughter this exact question. The same daughter who only watches football with me sporadically. She thought about it for, oh, 7 seconds before knowing that OP's new rule of only penalizing the defense 15 yards for pass interference would mean that the defense could take advantage of that by just tackling the receivers when it's advantageous to do so. So, Rubes...I guess that MD of Football you claim to have is really just some kind of holistic BS degree, huh?

Why would anyone hate the Jaguars? It'd be like hating puppies.

No thanks, the guy has balls, but he throws up so many jump balls and lame ducks that it’s scary. He’s Matt Cassel on the Patriots or Nick Foles of a few years ago. His success as a starter will not last.

apparently, you DON'T need a franchise QB to make it to a Super Bowl

admit it....you actually thought it was "mute."

what's a mute point?

good for him, but I do not like the way he throws up so many lame duck, fluttering balls.

I'm so confused

exactly WHAT?

Should the Bill's WHAT keep him?

Bill's what?

"Six for the Dix."

lol no thanks

He's top 3 for sure

Is it okay if I do my impersonal list? Kelly Smith Reed DeLamielleure Ferguson Thomas Roland Hooks Steve Freeman Hull Lou Picconne