(06-18-2024, 05:52 PM)NFLfandom Wrote:

(06-18-2024, 05:12 PM)MoJagFan Wrote: This is not the norm......

Since the 2001 NFL playoffs (those that took place after the 2000 regular season), an average of 5.6 teams per postseason were in the playoffs the year prior. That amounts to a 46.9 percent turnover. Three times—2001-2002, 2007-2008, 2009-2010—the turnover of playoff teams from one year to the next was six (50 percent).

NFL Is purposefully set up to give more teams hope.

I'm not saying the same 9 or 10 teams are the actual contenders every year. And I am not suggesting that some teams fans should have no hope.

I am just saying that I would like to see the Jaguars play to a level this season that they are mentioned with the likes of KC, San Fran, and Baltimore. Is that too much to ask? I get blowback here every time I mention that this team is good enough overall. And it's not just on Trevor, but he needs to play at the high level that he is capable of.

Not sure why most here are so defensive about anything said about Trevor Lawrence. It's like: Hey, Trevor Lawrence farted and it stinks. People on this forum: "His farts don't stink, you are lying. And you aren't looking at the fact that he had some bad Mexican food."

So what you're saying is DO NOT order the burrito at Urbs' Chop House?

I think we ALL want to see this team play at a level where we are not losing to the top tier of the league by multiple scores. We do that, and we WILL be in the conversation. We have to prove that it isn't a fluke. I don't think that's where the blowback is coming from.

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