Quote:Oh, it'll be for sure a good challenge. It's not going to be easy, but I think Colts win this one.
Not without Mathis, you won't.
I'll eat my crow if I'm wrong though.
im taking the jaguars, titans, eagles, texans
Quote:What do you want me to say? Jags almost turned them over in philly, so they are beatable. I just don't think you guys can stop their offense.
You just called them good, but when I mention the Colts beating them you say "Jags almost turned them over, so they are beatable" Lol.
Already slowly backing away.
Quote:You just called them good, but when I mention the Colts beating them you say "Jags almost turned them over, so they are beatable" Lol.
Already slowly backing away.
How? I think they are good and you lot are average. With you being at home it should be close. Don't be so precious ..
If Bortles becomes the starter week 3, the Jaguars will win the AFC South division.
Jacksonville, Nashville, Indianapolis, Oakland
Redskins and Cowboys flat out stink. Oakland does too, but west coast games are always tough and Houston isn't very good either. Eagles were lucky to beat the Jags in Philly on three big mistakes by backups; they won't win in Indy.
The 2014 AFCS Champion WILL be....................eliminated in the 1st round of the playoffs.
Quote:If Bortles becomes the starter week 3, the Jaguars will win the AFC South division.
Yes because if Bortles is starting, the "offensive" O-line will magically be good. The running backs will magically be able to gain 4+ yards on first and second down. The offense will magically be able to convert on third down. The defense will be able to effectively stop the run and cover ALL receivers down field. Special teams will magically have no mistakes. Yup, we just need Bortles to become the starter and everything will be well. :thumbsup:
Using the % formula that Sammy brought to the thread for Week # 1, here are my Week # 2 picks:
Tennessee 40 %
Indianapolis 21 %
Oakland 20 %
Jacksonville 19 %
Oakland might when the AFCS!?
That's how bad the afcs is!
Quote:The 2014 AFCS Champion WILL be....................eliminated in the 1st round of the playoffs.
That was A ...
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I agree.
Quote:Yes because if Bortles is starting, the "offensive" O-line will magically be good. The running backs will magically be able to gain 4+ yards on first and second down. The offense will magically be able to convert on third down. The defense will be able to effectively stop the run and cover ALL receivers down field. Special teams will magically have no mistakes. Yup, we just need Bortles to become the starter and everything will be well. :thumbsup:
lol, YES, please somebody sprinkle that magic Bortles dust all over the field and watch everybody get better.
If anyone thinks the Jags can win the division with Henne as QB, what in the world makes you think that?
What have you seen in Henne's past that tells you that is a possibility?
Please share it with the rest of us who don't believe.
And yes, I am aware it's a bad division at this time, but to think Henne can actually win it, sheesh!!!!!!!!!
Quote:Using the % formula that Sammy brought to the thread for Week # 1, here are my Week # 2 picks:
Tennessee 40 %
Indianapolis 21 %
Oakland 20 %
Jacksonville 19 %
I like that twist, D6.
Colts 29%
Jaguars 22%
Texans 23%
Titans 26%
The AFCS results from today is a reminder of why I try to stay grounded when having success. And quoting former HC Jerry Glanville, NFL= Not For Long.
Texas looks like the winner this year if Foster keeps playing the way he has
So Texans, Titans, jags, colts is the order after 2 games.
Colts warriors would have ridiculed that prediction...
I'll be rooting for you guys to beat the Colts while the Texans hopefully beat the Giants!
That way the Colts will be 0-3 while the Texans are 3-0.
Quote:Jacksonville, Nashville, Indianapolis, Oakland
Redskins and Cowboys flat out stink. Oakland does too, but west coast games are always tough and Houston isn't very good either. Eagles were lucky to beat the Jags in Philly on three big mistakes by backups; they won't win in Indy.
Well, I ended up with a solid 0 for 4. 