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Now to the questions.

 

1.  If you could change one play in Jaguars history, which one would it be?   Mine would be the muffed punt by Reggie Barlow right before halftime of the AFC Championship game.  Before that play, the Jaguars had the momentum.  There was the possibility the team could have gone up by two scores by halftime.  But he muffed the punt, giving them the momentum going into halftime. It's either that one or the Willie Clay interception in the AFC Title game in '96. While the '99 team had the talent, that '96 team was riding some serious momentum and without that play, maybe they keep that train a-rollin' through the Super Bowl.


 


D.  The Steelers-Chris Hudson running back the blocked FG at the end of the first MNF game  Fred's TD run towards the end of the "234" game. I've written this before, but he had no business playing like that at that point of that season. The team was done. The season was done. They were just playing out the string then Fred decided that he was going to play out of his mind that entire game. Then he rattles off a 26 yard TD run that turned Three Rivers into a mausoleum. Just an unreal moment.


 

 

3.  What is your one favorite play in Jaguars history?  Maybe Brunell's run against Denver I remember how I felt when Jimmy caught that TD that same game in Denver. While there was still game left, it was a sign that the team was legitimate and they weren't there to just get handled. They were ahead, way more ahead than anyone ever expected them to be.


 

4.  Name your one favorite play from the following players:

 

A.  Fred Taylor-His game winning 71 yard TD against Tampa Bay, 1998

B.  Jimmy Smith-The fade from Brunell

C.  Mark Brunell-Brunell's scramble against Denver

D.  MJD-

E.  Other - Garrard's scramble in Pittsburgh. It just set everything up. The team had stormed out to a monster lead and then Ben did Ben things and clawed them back in the game and had pulled ahead. Everyone knew that the Pitt Defense was going into Lock Down Mode and it's a pain to beat a team twice in a year anyway, much less twice at their place.


 

5.  The most amazing play in Jaguars history-good or bad.  My pick:  The River City Relay against New Orleans. An absolutely jaw-dropping series of events.

 

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If I had to pick another Steelers' play, it would be from that 234 yard FT game in 2000.  Boselli was just coming back from the torn ACL.  I still remember ESPN color analyst Paul McGuire saying it now "Tony Boselli just collapsed the entire right side of the Steelers' defensive line."

 

They showed the replay and he did.

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