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Jaguars' All Time Greatest Play
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Quote:For me, it's a tie between two plays. Fred Taylor's 90 yard run in the 2000 playoff game, and David Garrard's scramble against the Steelers in PIT back in 2007-2008 to where he set us up in basically chip shot FG range for Scobee to take the win for us. That game, was honestly the most exciting play-off game I ever recall seeing as a Jaguars' fan. Just because of how we scored throughout the game, and how we finished it. That game was ugly for Garrard, he had a bad day thru the air, BUT, when we needed him to come up big, he did it. Because we played at Pittsburgh twice, I could not remember if it was a regular season or playoff game Garrard did that at. Doing it in the playoffs made it much sweeter. |
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