Well, even though the Jaguars win was against a "not as good as normal" Titans, I feel the Jags FINALLY have a quarterback they can "rally around" and perhaps they can earn a spot in the playoffs this year...especially with the decent defense they provide. Having a good defense allows a team with a struggling offense, or a team which is getting used to a "new" quarterback and all of his tendencies, etc. I expect the Jags to be able to win close to 10 games this season, but watch out which weeks you bet the "spreads" and such...plus they're much better at home than on the road. Go Jaguars and the mustache man 🙂
Well this got me thinking...
They clearly can beat anyone in their division. They get the Panthers and Saints w/out their starting qb(I'm assuming Cam isn't playing in two weeks). They play Bengals, Jets, Bucs, Chargers, Raiders, Falcons in their non-division games after those two games...This team could easily win ten games, I don't think you're crazy.
Very weak schedule. I think they win their division.
They clearly can beat anyone in their division. They get the Panthers and Saints w/out their starting qb(I'm assuming Cam isn't playing in two weeks). They play Bengals, Jets, Bucs, Chargers, Raiders, Falcons in their non-division games after those two games...This team could easily win ten games, I don't think you're crazy.
Very weak schedule. I think they win their division.
Just about every team you named will beat them 9 out of 10 times. The only one you could put down as a confident win is the jets, and that's still not so confident. Consider that Ramsey will likely be gone before their next game also.
imhighhommie said:
Synopsis said:
LOL @ saying anyone can beat them 9/10 times. Word is that Ramsey is staying and they are giving him a record deal.
I'm not matter of factly saying they're going to win 10 games, like you matter of factly saying that Andy Dalton and the Bengals beat them 9/10 time, I'm saying its possible. That has to be the weakest schedule in the league and that comes into play.
