Questions I and other non biased fans have:
1. Is this offensive line really improved? It is mostly the same guys. Does scheme make that much of a difference?
2. Will Trevor Lawrence take that step into the elite category? Will we see early last year Trevor or Late last year Trevor?
3. Walker has already proven himself as a good player. I and others have been calling for His hand to be in the dirt and rushing every down. I never wanted to see Walker in coverage. Will he step into that elite category?
4. Lots of money spent on the Defense: New DC, Gave a Fat contract to Campbell, Signed Darby, Paid Armstead, and drafted some players. Will this Defense be great?
To be honest I do not know what kind of team we are going to get. Preseason just wasn't enough to gauge. Stay tuned because the ultimate question if the Jaguars are good will be answered pretty soon.
(09-07-2024, 06:04 PM)OG-JAGFAN Wrote: [ -> ]Questions I and other non biased fans have:
1. Is this offensive line really improved? It is mostly the same guys. Does scheme make that much of a difference?
2. Will Trevor Lawrence take that step into the elite category? Will we see early last year Trevor or Late last year Trevor?
3. Walker has already proven himself as a good player. I and others have been calling for His hand to be in the dirt and rushing every down. I never wanted to see Walker in coverage. Will he step into that elite category?
4. Lots of money spent on the Defense: New DC, Gave a Fat contract to Campbell, Signed Darby, Paid Armstead, and drafted some players. Will this Defense be great?
To be honest I do not know what kind of team we are going to get. Preseason just wasn't enough to gauge. Stay tuned because the ultimate question if the Jaguars are good will be answered pretty soon.
Great? [BLEEP], I just want them to be good.
I think they win tomorrow.
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(09-07-2024, 06:04 PM)OG-JAGFAN Wrote: [ -> ]Questions I and other non biased fans have:
1. Is this offensive line really improved? It is mostly the same guys. Does scheme make that much of a difference?
2. Will Trevor Lawrence take that step into the elite category? Will we see early last year Trevor or Late last year Trevor?
3. Walker has already proven himself as a good player. I and others have been calling for His hand to be in the dirt and rushing every down. I never wanted to see Walker in coverage. Will he step into that elite category?
4. Lots of money spent on the Defense: New DC, Gave a Fat contract to Campbell, Signed Darby, Paid Armstead, and drafted some players. Will this Defense be great?
To be honest I do not know what kind of team we are going to get. Preseason just wasn't enough to gauge. Stay tuned because the ultimate question if the Jaguars are good will be answered pretty soon.
4. Includes signing Joshua Hines-Allen to a $141 million dollar contract, Foyesade Oluokun to a $30 million dollar contract, Ronald Darby to a $9 million dollar contract, Arik Armstead to a $43.5 million dollar contract, and Tyson Campbell to a $76.5 million dollar contract.
Already the defence has me excited
“We treat each game as one unit,” Nielsen said Thursday. “And so each game is going to present a different challenge and it’s really good that this team is, just how the schedule falls and we don’t pick it. We’ve got to go out there and we’ve got to play
This is already 10x better then Caldwell's 1 strategy fits all scheme
(09-08-2024, 12:07 AM)StrayaJag Wrote: [ -> ]Already the defence has me excited
“We treat each game as one unit,” Nielsen said Thursday. “And so each game is going to present a different challenge and it’s really good that this team is, just how the schedule falls and we don’t pick it. We’ve got to go out there and we’ve got to play
This is already 10x better then Caldwell's 1 strategy fits all scheme
Huh?
Anyways i tend to agree as long as they pick the right strategy.
(09-08-2024, 03:58 AM)surfon Wrote: [ -> ] (09-08-2024, 12:07 AM)StrayaJag Wrote: [ -> ]Already the defence has me excited
“We treat each game as one unit,” Nielsen said Thursday. “And so each game is going to present a different challenge and it’s really good that this team is, just how the schedule falls and we don’t pick it. We’ve got to go out there and we’ve got to play
This is already 10x better then Caldwell's 1 strategy fits all scheme
Huh?
Anyways i tend to agree as long as they pick the right strategy.
https://jaguarswire.usatoday.com/2024/09...-dolphins/
Can they just stay unanswered. Please?
1. The offensive line is still questionable after yesterday's loss. They let up in the 4th quarter and didn't have the same energy and tenacity to keep the ground game going and keep the wolves off Trevor's back.
They improved a lot more in the running game, so, +1 to the scheme change and simplification there in the off season. Still don't want to see my LT and RT staring at my QB's blonde locks and butt from behind after they let two rushers around the corner. Two, no named rushers at that.
2. Trevor tried taking his steps forward yesterday. Fell a little short, due to things beyond his control in my opinion. You gave him 21 attempts. Out of those 21 attempts, 3 third down conversions were dropped and 3 sacks were incurred. He only had 12 completions in that game, most of the good completions came early and they didn't carry over into the 2nd half due to reasons beyond his control.
3. Walker already off to a good start, 2 sacks against that fast offense is nothing to sneeze at. When he gets to play against more questionable offenses' he'll probably feast. I expect a 3 sack game out of him this year at some point. It's coming. It's not a matter of if, it's when.
4. The defense gave up 20 points to the best offense from last year. Kept the run game in check. Only had one or two big pass plays surrendered. 20 points given up as a defense on the road is impressive. I don't think there's any denying that this defense as a unit has potential, untapped potential at that. This unit will get better as time marches on.
Would have really [BLEEP] helped had the offense went up 24 - 7 there towards the end of Q3. They would have had a chance to maybe play with their ears pinned back more as Miami would have required more longer developing plays from the pocket to get chunk plays and scores more quickly.