(10-16-2022, 09:29 AM)homebiscuit Wrote: I can't remember the last time I was so unexcited about a game. We just hung a big fat L from one of the worst teams in the league and now we're only hoping for a win against a team we've already shut out.  Even if we do manage to beat them again, it will be a giant 'meh'.

The exhausting Jaguars yo-yo ride continues.

Not sure how you expected this season to go but if you had told me we had 2 wins and a chance to sweep the clots in week 6 I would have taken that all day before the season started lol
Enjoy the ride of the rebuild man. We're probably a .500 team realistically (which could still win this not very good division)

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(10-16-2022, 09:57 AM)flgatorsandjags Wrote:

(10-16-2022, 09:29 AM)homebiscuit Wrote: I can't remember the last time I was so unexcited about a game. We just hung a big fat L from one of the worst teams in the league and now we're only hoping for a win against a team we've already shut out.  Even if we do manage to beat them again, it will be a giant 'meh'.

The exhausting Jaguars yo-yo ride continues.

We haven't beat the Colts in Indy in years.  A win even by 1 point would make me happy, a win is a win at the end of the day and we will be .500 6 games in

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(10-16-2022, 09:51 AM)Sneakers Wrote: That about sums it up.  The Colts are down to the #3 running back and missing two D linemen.  Their already weak O line is beat up too.  Even a 50-0 win won't feel like much of an accomplishment.  A loss could necessitate a choice between the Modis Building and the Dames Point Bridge.

We lost our starting LG, our best Dlineman, and our vet WR that put up over 100 yards last week.  We have a number of key players down as well.

Not sure Bartch is a huge missing piece. Shat should fill in fine. Missing MJJ is a hit to the wr corp but we should have Zay Jones so don't think that's a terrible deal either. Foley being out is tough for our run D.... 

Anyone talking about how a win shouldn't be celebrated should probably just go watch paint dry.

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