(01-16-2018, 02:20 AM)diehardjagsfaninsocal Wrote: There are no special or magical ingredients necessary to  beat any specific team.
I believe we have the talent, motivation cosching and desire to beat new England and Tom Brady.
We need a solid game plan and planned/practiced adjustments  that may be necessary if they find success against us and we need each  individual player to perform at a respectable level.

I feel we as a team have more talert than the pats.
Coaching were at a Lil bit of a disadvantage and motivation  were probably even.
So it's simple.
We play up to or near to our potential we win.
Period

This is a myth that NE "lacks talent". I don't know where this comes from. They have a chance to win 3 SBs in 4 years again, and you don't do that with a "lack of talent".


NE is deeper than Jax, which is a huge, huge part of this and it will show up on Sunday.  It's sort of insulting to see the national media continue to brainwash the average fan with information that is simply not accurate.

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(01-16-2018, 10:07 AM)Patriot71 Wrote:

(01-14-2018, 06:40 PM)Dixon Wrote: brady cant throw deep. our defense wont give up big plays this game. hopefully our dline gets pressure unlike most of today.

He's one of the top deep ball passers in the league.

These fans clearly are not big fans of dealing with facts.

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(01-16-2018, 09:20 AM)Cleatwood Wrote:

(01-15-2018, 08:53 PM)rpr52121 Wrote: Would there be any way for the Jags to keep all 4 RB's active to have consistent fresh rotation in trying to maximize ball control?

It would also keep Ivory available in case Fournette's ankle gets worse.

Basically who would end up becoming inactive by keeping all 4 RB's?

Ivory can kick rocks.

I want more Yeldon. He ran hard and it’s really good in pass protection. If Fournettes ankle is still an issue (which is most likely the case) I want more Yeldon.

Yeldon is a nice foil for Fournette.  Pats Run D is superior to that of Pitt's.

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