Let's be honest here. If we want to minimize Gronk's influence on this game, no one has better personnel to commit to doing that than we do. If you minimize his influence on the game, they're going to look rather pedestrian on offense against the rest of this still very good secondary. Jaguars have also been 7th against the run since the Dareus trade in case they get any ideas about trying to establish the run game, but I'm pretty sure they're aware this team is better against the run than advertised. They're going to try to either get Gronk heavily involved or if we're able to neutralize him, I expect a lot of screens to the RBs and WRs.
We still match up very well with pretty much everything they're going to try to do. If Fournette can be effective, this might resemble the Pittsburgh game. Either way, we're not getting blown out. I expect a tightly contested game. Bill and Tom will try to catch the Jags in less than favorable personnel match ups by going hurry up when it's opportune to do so. For instance, when Dareus comes in, I suspect they'll try to do this so we can't get our best 4 pass rushing linemen in on cue. The coverage has been so good at times though this may not matter. I won't leave this game disappointed regardless of what happens, however. We're playing with house money as someone said in a thread days ago.

And that Pittsburgh game would have been a blow out had it not been for a fantastic effort by Roethlisberger. For giving up 42 points our defense didn't look like a group of guys getting torched on plays. Coverage was still as tight as it could be. He was just putting it right where it needed to be. They were very fortunate to be in that game at all though.

---