(12-06-2017, 12:56 PM)JaguarsWoman Wrote:

(12-06-2017, 07:30 AM)Caldrac Wrote: I think they're going to try and contain him on the edges with Campbell and Ngakoue and attempt to really push inside the pocket and collapse it with Jackson, Dareus/Jones and Jack running up inside the interior. This will more than likely set it up to where Smith and/or Posluszny will have to move around and keep a hat on Jimmy Graham. Especially when/if they get inside the red zone. Graham has been Wilson's go-to in the redzone this year. I am confident that Bouye, Colvin and Ramsey will keep Baldwin, Lockett and Richardson in check. 

They can't run the football for crap. That's the key for them. Shut that down early and take that away from them and it's probably party over early on for them. They're struggling with blocking in general and that's why Wilson's running for his life and leading them in rushing right now. But as I've cited earlier. I feel like our guys are too fast and quick to allow him to break containment and gouge us as much as he's done this year. I just don't see it. 

Now on the other side with our offense against their defense. They're pretty good at snuffing out the run. They have a banged up secondary. Hopefully the coaching staff can scheme up something to where the passing game is convincing enough to where they have to respect it at certain points in the game and only allow a base front four or seven. No creeping up with a safety or corner, etc. This is the game where I would like to see Lewis break off a multi TD game. The TE position seems to have faded out of the passing game recently. This would be the game to bring it back into the mix.

If Telvin Smith is out, what do you want Blair Brown to do? And why would WLB Smith/Brown spy on Jimmy Graham instead of SLB Myles Jack?

I expect to see Jalen Ramsey cover Doug Badwin all day. Will A.J. Bouye be assigned to Tyler Lockett or Tony Richardson?

No, we want the opposite: try to shut down Russell Wilson and force Seattle to win it on the ground. Make him be the team's leading rusher.