Scott from Daytona Beach, FL:
Hypothetically, if we beat the Colts this week and if the Patriots don't lose three in a row, we are right back in this thing. Can we please start talking about playoffs again next week? Loving the offense.

I won't talk about playoffs again until we are 7-8 going into the season finale.
 

<div>Rob from Section 122:
What's the deal with the commercials? All the videos use to just play. Now, there are commercials? I just back out … don't even watch them now.
 
I use adblocker and suggest you do the same.  For those that say you shouldn't do that because it hurts the jaguars by taking money out of their pockets remember you watch the games, buy the merchandise, wear the jerseys, pay for the tickets, pay for parking, get overpriced stadium food and drinks.  This is something that could be changed with enough feedback from the community.  We come to Jaguars.com for a product, the Jaguars.  Take the few seconds of advertising out of our videos
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Paul from Baltimore, MD:
You are adamant that new edge rushers will make a difference with the Jaguars’ defense. However, the Arizona Cardinals do not have an elite pass-rusher and they still rank towards the top of the NFL in sacks/pressures. That same theory also applies to the New York Jets. It's on the coaching staff to maximize the strength of the personnel. The defensive coaches have failed at that. I'm sorry, but who's to say that if the Jaguars had Von Miller and Justin Houston on their roster that the pass rush would be fine? It wouldn't. These coaches cannot scheme the pass rush. Period. Stop defending it.

Arizona and New York both have very good secondaries and play aggressive.  They don't have elite pass rushers only a handful of teams do.  That Calais Campbell guy and Muhammed Wilkerson are pretty good though and our line has no one those players levels.  You don't scheme the pass rush you win one on one somewhere and then scheme off of there.  This team has to scheme to win one on one.
 

<div>Keith from Miami, FL:
About that one more receiver needed to play at a high level ... isn't that Julius Thomas???
 
That will do the trick.  I think Thomas and Denard Robinson are the players that could help this offense the most if you could get them at a high level.
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Scott from Atlantic Beach, FL:
Why can't they just play good football? If it weren't for their own mistakes, the season would be much better. That's why I believe they are "close," but is that on coaching or still being young?
 
Yeldon, Cann, Parnell, Miller, Colvin, Smith, Robinson, Hurns, and Bortles are all playing good football right now.  Now go back to last year and see how long your list is in comparison.

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