Quote:Schedule difficulty completely aside, the Jags control their own destiny this season in my opinion because they are beating themselves in these losses much mores than the opponent is "winning" them.


Outside of that great pass and catch to end the second half by Rodgers/Adams and a few well executed plays by Rivers, this team has lost three games by shooting itself in the foot repeatedly. (they even did it in their sole victory quite a bit)


This team would be 4-0 or at least 3-1with better discipline and consistent execution of the more basic plays and coverages.


If they don't find themselves in wildcard contention, it's on the coaches and players. It's no longer the talent level losing these games. It's unforced errors, poor execution, and lack of consistency.

Totally agree. If the running game emerges, I think our opponents will find their offensive drives to be fewer and less fruitful.

Considering the participation of 1 year players and newly acquired free agents, I thought we would have seen more growing pains up to this point. Now we have Colvin back. Nickel just became a little less susceptible to the run. We've discussed what he brings in coverage and in rushing the passer, but he's more than willing in run support and able. If it's not base, it's nickel. Everything else is situational.

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