(12-06-2017, 05:26 AM)Jags02 Wrote: In the offseason last year I set a prediction range that I never swayed from. Several times as things changed I'd refine a more precise prediction, but it was always in the range of 8-8 plus or minus two games. At one point when it looked like they might struggle I was down to 6-10, but they haven't struggled. Now it appears they'll top my loftiest prediction of 10-6. I never really expected a Playoff berth this season, but now I'd be shocked if they don't get in.

BTW, as it ever so slightly relates, the day Coughlin was signed my wife made a prediction on her FB page that the Jaguars would make this year's Super Bowl. 

I never wavered from thinking it is division title or bust and we are more likely to win it than the Titans. But I was thinking 9-7, not 10-6. Now I will be shocked if we don't win two more games with the Texans and 49ers preceding the Titans game.

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(12-06-2017, 09:02 AM)jagfanthrutherottenyears Wrote:

(12-05-2017, 04:46 PM)JaguarsWoman Wrote: Of course I am just looking ahead here. If you look at numbers alone, 8-8 is possible, but I don't like that. Probability is not just mathematical in my book.

So you get all worked up over others spouting "opinions not based on facts" but anyone's supposed to care what's in your book? trollollolloll all the live long day.

Mathematically, this team could still finish 8-8, which is an even record. With a win against the Colts, this team did not guarantee a winning season. I guess facts don't mean that much to you. Can you back to the clots board now?

I can stop posting on the Colts board, but not this one. You don't have to like me, but you DO have to stop saying stuff like that about me in threads. I am only here to talk about football and you know that.

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