Let's see:

- Jags win games because of a stout, opportunistic defense that gets scores and big plays (INTs and Sack-Fumbles).
- Jags defense is still suspect in the run game.
- Last time they played, Pitt threw CRUCIAL INTs deep in their own territory and in the red zone.
- Antonio Brown likely will not be playing close to 100%
- The weather will be cold and windy.


I think that all adds up to a run heavy, safe passing game plan for Pitt, with pass attempts less than normal for them. (Of course, if the Jags get a good lead in the 2nd half,, we'll see Pitt starting to throw it more).

I say the Jags still get 1 INT. But, it may be early in the game. And, unless it's a pick-6 or gives the offense the ball deep in Pitt territory, who knows what the offense will do with it or how much of a difference that INT will make?

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