(11-03-2017, 11:58 AM)NYC4jags Wrote:

(11-03-2017, 11:45 AM)Bullseye Wrote: I think now is the time to start watching the schedules.

Both the Jaguars and the tacks have relatively easy remaining schedules.

The Jags' remaining opponents with their current records:

Cincinnati (3-4)
Chargers (3-5)
@Cleveland (0-8)
@Arizona (3-4)
Indianapolis (2-6)
Seattle (5-2)
Houston (3-4)
@SF (0-8)
@Tenn (4-3)

Total combined W-L record:  23-44

Here is the tacks' remaining schedule...

Baltimore (4-4)
Cincinnati (3-4)
@Pittsburgh (6-2)
@Indy (2-6)
Houston (3-4)
@Arizona (3-4)
@SF (0-8)
LA Rams (5-2)
Jaguars (4-3)



Total combined W-L record:  30-37.


The way I see it, we should root like heck for Baltimore, Pittsburgh, and the Rams against the tacks.

Great post. Was just thinking about these schedules and hoping that the tacks had a bit tougher road ahead.
Unfortunately they are very similar in terms of strength of sched. and they have a slight homefield edge with one less road game than us. 

This thing could come down to the wire.

By my count, we have the same number of road games-4 each.

I think they benefit by Watson's injury more than we do, because we've proven to have success against him.  The tacks were blown out by the Texans. 

We need to take care of business these next 5 weeks to be sure.  I could see Tennessee with three tough games within these next five weeks-Baltimore, Pittsburgh and Cincinnati.  If we win these next five weeks, we could develop a cushion against them going into the last month of the season.

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(11-03-2017, 12:04 PM)Cleatwood Wrote: God. I'm getting way ahead of myself. JUST BEAT CINCY!

 

I'm right there with ya' brother.

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