Quote:I understand a guy who played in the Super Bowl twice is not used to losing. He was on a playoff team his entire career. But the Broncos did play in some bad games the last four years, including Super Bowl 48. I never saw him melt down at a Broncos game before. Unfortunately it was not the first time Malik Jackson lost his head. During the Ravens game, he got mad at Baltimore's #18 for OPI and pushed him on the sideline. That offset the Ravens penalty. This is stuff you are not going to see him do when the Jaguars can avoid three game losing streaks.

 

  By no means am I condoning Malik Jackson or any NFL player for that matter doing something that caused them to be ejected from one or more games.   Yet,  it's hard for me to discount the very realistic possibility is Jackson believes he's now on a team that isn't being coached well enough.   The standards in Denver have been high for a long time.    To the point that G.M. John Elway fired HC John Fox after 3 seasons,  despite Fox leading them to a Super Bowl and 3 Division Titles.    This is what Jackson is used too.   

 

 Though the Jaguars certainly have the potential to get at least to that point in the long run,   Jackson probably believes it's not going to happen with one or more of the current Jaguars coaches remaining in their positions.  

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