Week # 12 results:  2-1

Overall 25-13

 

Week # 13 Selections: 

 

Jacksonville over NY.Giants :   Likely Tom Coughlin's final game in Jacksonville in what has been a borderline HOF Coaching career.  

Indianapolis over Washington.  The question now becomes what can the Redskins get for RGIII in a trade next year?

Houston over Tennessee.    Probably a low scoring game but one in which the Texans win long before the last minute of the contest.  

 

Hi, Jaguars fans     Our Jacksonville Jaguars are finally back hosting a home game in the City Of Jacksonville, Florida, in the friendly confines, and in front of their home fans, in EverBank Field, since their last home game with the Miami Dolphins played on October 26.

 

This afternoon is a  battle of last place teams in their divisions, as the 3-8 New York Football Giants, with original Jaguars Head Coach Tom Coughlin, return for a regular season interdivisional game from the NFC East Division, in Jacksonville, against the 1-10  Jaguars. Jaguars seek to win their second game in 2014, since defeating the Cleveland Browns by the score of 24-6  at EverBank Field,  back on October 19.

 

Tom Coughlin was selected as the first coach of the Jaguars, by former owner Wayne Weaver, after interviewing Tony Dungy, and Herman Edwards.  Coughlin proceeded to coach the Jaguars team in the first eight years of the franchise existence, finishing with a 68-60 record in those eight seasons.  Under his leadership, he guided the Jaguars to consecutive 11-5 record in 1994 and 1995, winning the AFC Central division in 1998.  In the 1998 postseason, the Jaguars beat the Patriots in the Wild Card 25-10, but lost the Divisional Round to the N.Y. Jets, 34-24.

 

Jacksonville Jaguars the following season reached their franchise best 14-2 in just their fifth year of existence in 1999. In the following postseason, the Jaguars handily defeated the visiting Miami Dolphins at EverBank Field 62-7, in Dolphins QB Dan Marino's last game as a pro, and where he threw four INT's to Jags defenders. Jaguars though lost to eventual AFC Champions Tennessee Titans 33-14.

 

Jaguars finished their 2001 and 2002 regular seasons at 6-10, and 2003 at 7-9, before Coughlin was replaced by Jack Del Rio.

 

N.Y. Giants make their second appearance in Jacksonville with  Tom Coughlin as their Head Coach.  Jaguars defeated the N.Y. Giants 26-10 back on November 20, 2006.  N.Y. Giants though defeated the Jaguars 24-20 in their last regular season meeting at MetLife Stadium back on November 28, 2010.

 

A win by the Jaguars this afternoon  in their sixth all-time meeting, would even the  series between the teams at 3-3.  Though the Jaguars have outscored the N.Y. Giants in the previous five games 128 to 99, the N.Y. Giants still leads all-time series 3-2.

 

Clear and sunny skies at 70 degrees, is forecast at EverBank Field, with mild east/southeast winds at 5 miles per hourfor the 1:05PM Eastern Standard Time, kickoff.

 

Visiting New York Giants are wearing their white jerseys, and gray pants, while the host Jaguars are wearing their matching black jerseys and pants.

 

NO further injuries, as we salute our soldiers for their service one last time iduring November n Military Appraciation Month, and GO JAGUARS!!!!!    B)  :thumbsup:  ^_^

 

Jaguars Vs. New York Giants Live NFL Game Centers, And  NFL On FOX TV Distribution Map In Green:

 

http://www.jaguars.com/gameday/game/2014/regular13

 

http://www.nfl.com/gamecenter/2014113004...ab=preview

 

http://506sports.com/

 

Jaguars Vs. New York Giants Pre Game Injury Reports:

 

http://www.jaguars.com/team/injury-report.html

 

http://www.giants.com/news-and-blogs/Wat...3f588765fd

We are closing in on year 2 and I haven't seen a lick of progress from this guy.  A good SS does 2 things.  The first thing is they come down and thump the rb or second they make wr's fear going across the middle.  This guy does neither.

 

1. He is horrible against the run.  Bad angles, poor technique, bad reads, etc.  I think he has made 1 impressive tackle all  year.  His signature move is grasping at air or ankles while a runner laughs at him eating their dust.

 

2. He is terrible in the passing game.   All season long he has blown coverages and allowed us to get beat for long gains.  He was soley responsible for the backbreaking TD last week.  To be blunt he flat out sucks

 

I know some people will come on here and scream it's only his second year.  While true you normally see flashes of a young player developing into something great.  I haven't seen anything from Cyprien.  In my eyes he is a bust and time to move on.  Who knows, maybe a season or two on the bench could do him some good.  His mental game has the IQ of a rock.

28-10 Jags.

Bamer looking like a machine early. Could be a long night for Auburn if they don't tighten up real quick.

Winston is not NFL material...

 

 

Devil's luck might help you win college football games, but it sure as heck won't help you in the NFL, and certainly not when you're trying to compete for a championship.

Four, yes, count them FOUR **** so you know it's official.

 

Jags play Giants.  Eli returns to his Superbowl self and throws six TD's.  Giants D holds the Jags to a NFL record -13 yards in offense. 

 

Tom Coughlin walks off the field with an evil grin...

 

Jags forum shuts down due to overload of posts calling for Gus and Dave's heads.

 

 

If my Facebook could speak the sound from fans of ACC schools would be absolutely deafening. Good day by the ACC no doubt but let's keep things in perspective too. It was largely the top of the ACC against the bottom of the conference as a whole. The East no less. Major suck age there this year.


I just found it funny all the screamin for ACC.....But they don't do that, do I have been told.

PFF is not perfect as stats are not everything but it is a lot better than wishful thinking.  Of the safeties with enough snaps accumulated to be rated by PFF here is how ours stand among the 85 rated.

 

Johnathan Cypien       74th out of 85

Winston Guy               79th out of 85

Josh Evans                 80th out of 85 

 

It isn't about Cyprien love or Cyprien hate, its about a terrible performance that isn't getting better.  So how did they do in 2013?

 

 

Johnathan Cypien       84th out of 86

Winston Guy               73th out of 86

Josh Evans                 78th out of 86

 

 

If you look through PFF for ratings by position Jags safeties have the worst ratings of any position on the team and maybe the the worst group at any position in the NFL.  Winston Guy was cut for his performance so how does the performance of the other two look to you in comparison to Winston Guy?

 

 

I'll start

 

Eli Manning:

 



 

Sloth: