(11-15-2023, 12:57 PM)Jag149 Wrote:

(11-15-2023, 06:13 AM)Caldrac Wrote: More of a jab taken at the local fanbase if anything. There's no homefield advantage here. Jimmy Smith said the same thing about their loss on Sunday yesterday on the radio. He could feel the energy more from the San Francisco faithful more than he could from our fans. The day prior the argument was made that fans were selling their tickets and making big profits off of it because you had west coast people with west coast money coming into town.

It is what it is. It's an interesting dynamic. Three stinkers at home this year so far and, again, that's with a new stadium and billions of dollars being proposed to the tax payer. Fixing to get real interesting here in my opinion. Feel bad for Prisco after he stood up for the fanbase to that "clown" on that panel. Embarrassing really.

I am not sure what is expected of the Jag fans in this case. I guess we could get real loud and celebrate the kicking of our O-line/D-lines butts? (from the beginning of the day till the end) The other team taking 5 plays to score instead of 4?  Celebrate the team held the SF offense on 2 downs only to have them convert on 3rd? Trevor running for his life from the moment he caught the snap?

Anytime the team began putting a drive together the home crowd got into it.  They were also pretty rowdy before the game began.  If the home team had not done the Keystone Cops routine (the fans have seen this act twice before) there would be no issues or talk of this.  Problem is it takes both sides and the team performed miserably failing to do their part.  Actually, it didn't take much to get the crowd into it as we were starving for something to cheer about.

The offense has to give the fans something to cheer about at home. It's as simple as that in my opinion. I don't blame the fans. I am just passing along what the locals are saying. That was Jimmy Smith saying that by the way. 

Also, for people saying we can't do this play deep or that play deep? Jimmy Smith & Jeff Lageman said it yesterday and Doug Pederson said it today. Deep shots have to be on their radar and deep shots need to occur one way or another. 

Again, goes back to the whole idea or notion of being deliberate and having intent with Lawrence. If the interior struggles the most? Move AWAY from the interior, roll him out of the pocket a few times per game. Minimum five times per game. 

Get the layered route running going again from left to right or right to left depending on the direction you want to attack in the secondary. We have hardly seen that this year on offense. Where they get Lawrence on the move and looking at the short - mid - deep route options on one side of the field.

I honestly feel like they did it more during his rookie year and last year than they have this year and it's confusing me because it specifically gets you away from the trouble areas on the offensive line. Again, you don't have to do it on every single drive, but, goes back to being conscience and aware of needing to get the football more downfield in chunks.

If it's a timing issue from the pocket? Move him the hell away from the pocket to buy time.

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(11-15-2023, 01:51 PM)flsprtsgod Wrote: If the Jaguars need the fans in order to win then the team should be paying the fans to attend.

Again, just stating what the locals and former players are saying and seeing. It's called homefield advantage for a reason though. Seattle has one of the best in the business. As does Kansas City. 

We know the clots were piping noise onto the field in their stadium for years and you could hear a pin drop when Manning was out there on offense calling for audibles and what not. 

Interesting statement though.

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