(10-20-2024, 08:25 PM)Jaguarmeister Wrote: [ -> ]CJ was 10/21 for 86 yards versus the Packers today. Will be interesting to follow his success or lack there of minus Nico for the next few weeks.
Not having Nico to pick up the off-schedule throws is affecting the team, but the real issue is the OL. Watching the Texans OL try (and fail) to pick up simple DL stunts in pass protection has been a huge issue all year long. It's particularly surprising given the fact that the OL was 100% healthy against the Packers. Running slow-developing plays and PA against a team that's sending 6 blitzers seems very silly, but the worst part is that the issue seems to be OL/TE communication rather than the OL getting out-manned.
(10-23-2024, 07:27 AM)homebiscuit Wrote: [ -> ]DeAndre Hopkins to the Chiefs.
https://x.com/AdamSchefter/status/1849039974672343344
Imagine going from Will Levis and Mason Rudolph chuckin you ducks to Patty Mahomes. He might drop everything thrown his way just cuz he expects the tosses to be around his ankles or two steps behind him.
Texans win over the Colts
Titans blown out 52-14
At the (what used to be) Midpoint of the Season:
Texans: 6-2
Colts: 4-4
Jaguars: 2-6
Titans: 1-6
This division sucks so badly.
AR benched. I have to think his “I was tired” stunt contributed a bit to that. Along with his worst of all time comp %
(10-30-2024, 08:07 AM)imtheblkranger Wrote: [ -> ]AR benched. I have to think his “I was tired” stunt contributed a bit to that. Along with his worst of all time comp %
yeah, benching yourself on third and a country mile won't win over many locker rooms
After seeing tonights Jets / Texans game, i think the division is the Colts to lose moving forward. Their O line is better, AR is now on the bench where he belongs, and they are getting healthier while the Texans are getting sicker. Also, Stroud is showing signs of the sophomore slump.
Stroud has 1 TD in the last 3 games. Teams have figured him out and he doesn't have his All Pro WR as well. Overrated as [BLEEP]
(10-31-2024, 11:50 PM)NewJagsCity Wrote: [ -> ]After seeing tonights Jets / Texans game, i think the division is the Colts to lose moving forward. Their O line is better, AR is now on the bench where he belongs, and they are getting healthier while the Texans are getting sicker. Also, Stroud is showing signs of the sophomore slump.
Now that Flacco is the starter I believe you are right.
2nd year syndrome mmmhmmmm
(11-01-2024, 09:37 AM)Jaguarmeister Wrote: [ -> ]11 for 30.
Nothing like that sweet 36% completion rate
(11-01-2024, 11:25 AM)copycat Wrote: [ -> ] (10-31-2024, 11:50 PM)NewJagsCity Wrote: [ -> ]After seeing tonights Jets / Texans game, i think the division is the Colts to lose moving forward. Their O line is better, AR is now on the bench where he belongs, and they are getting healthier while the Texans are getting sicker. Also, Stroud is showing signs of the sophomore slump.
Now that Flacco is the starter I believe you are right.
Maybe. Going to be tight/rough as the tinhorns have already beaten the clots twice.
10-7 might be the division title record as looking at both teams' remaining schedules:
clots (4-4):
@ Vikings
vs Bills
@ Jets
vs Lions
@ Patriots
@ Broncos
vs tacks
@ Giants
vs Jags
tinhorns (6-3):
vs Lions
@ Cowboys
vs tacks
@ Jags
vs Dolphins
@ Chiefs
vs Ravens
@ tacks
Looks fairly daunting for the clots the next 4 weeks. I could see 3-4 more losses for them easily. 9-8 or 10-7 at best IMO.
Also see at least 3 more losses in there for the tinhorns, although I don't think they will lose enough to fall a game behind the clots. 10-7 or 11-6 at least for them. Maybe the Jags can steal one from them and put them in a real spot ?.
If the tinhorns continue to fall apart,, 9-8 might win the division again. But 10-7 or better most likely.
(11-01-2024, 07:47 PM)flgatorsandjags Wrote: [ -> ]https://www.msn.com/en-us/sports/nfl/c-j...r-AA1tl858
The writer may be reaching a bit on this and his tone comes off a bit anti CJ which puts objectivity in doubt. I probably need to watch whatever press conference this is from, but in print it just looks like a guy saying “we” need to be better which is what a guy should be saying after a loss.
(11-02-2024, 09:08 AM)Jaguarmeister Wrote: [ -> ] (11-01-2024, 07:47 PM)flgatorsandjags Wrote: [ -> ]https://www.msn.com/en-us/sports/nfl/c-j...r-AA1tl858
The writer may be reaching a bit on this and his tone comes off a bit anti CJ which puts objectivity in doubt. I probably need to watch whatever press conference this is from, but in print it just looks like a guy saying “we” need to be better which is what a guy should be saying after a loss.
That's some shameless click-bait right there.
“I would say we just got to honestly play football better, execute better, stop pointing fingers and realize that at the end of the day this is not winning football,” Stroud told reporters after the 21-13 loss. “We can’t keep squeezing our way by every game, we are a really good football team, we have a lot of really good players. Once we buy into the systems and what is being coached, and also we have to have leadership to take over. I believe this isn’t the end, but it’s definitely a great wakeup call for us to tighten up the ship. This is now playoff football, it’s November-December, this is the chunk of our schedule, a lot of great teams we are playing on prime time and we got to be able to find ways to win.”
Heck I wouldn't mind if he called out his Oline in public, but he didn't. He's leading the league in receiving sacks and pressures, his line doesn't understand how to pick up stunts/blitzes, and despite having Mixon run for another 100 yards his OC seems allergic to hot routes.
We are now last in the AFC South. Behind the tacks. Same record as the Panthers.
Let that sink in.