Quote:I said in another thread that the Jaguars needed to be more consistent running the football in order to win. 

 

I still believe that to be true.

 

But that may not be the case for these two games against Tennessee.

 

They are down to three (3) healthy CBs and three (3) healthy WRs.  That limits what they can do in obvious passing situations on both sides of the ball.

 

I think the Jaguars would do well part of the time to go to four and 5 WR sets.  That will/should leave at least one guy who ordinarily doesn't have cover corner skills in a position to cover a WR.

 

I think the Jaguars would also have an advantage with a 3 WR, 1 TE set with Julius Thomas.