This still bothers me because on any given sunday you could look back and find several plays in which the refs shouldve thrown a flag or called a certain play a certain way (and if you get into the what ifs it could change the Jaguars record from 3 wins to 7 maybe)?  Why did the NFL feel the need to say that they messed up on this last play but not other mistakes made during this game.  For example why was the flag picked up when the player was gunning for QB Blake Bortles head (and only by luck did Blake duck in enough time to avoid a concussion type hit helment to helment) on a slide no less ... a slide at the end of his movement when the player dived at him?

I mean I can go back and find several other no flags during that game, but the NFL chose to pick this one to go public with...

This year the Miami Dolphins owner fired the HC partly because he lost to the Jaguars...

 

Does the world think that the Jaguars led by HC Gus Bradley are a joke, are they right?


I don't think so, I think the Jaguars need to win this game in a big way with so many people watching on Thursday night.. they need to dominate the Titans and prove that they have a chance of winning the AFC South & that the Titans dont...

Because the NFL is being bugged by the media types who expected the ravens to win. It makes the 'talking heads' look bad when the team they thought should be a 'shoe in' doesn't come through and losses to an underdog. Suddenly, it become 'saving face' time, and the way they do that is to harass the NFL about 'blown calls'. The implication of such being that the Jags didn't really win fairly.

 

The problem with this tactic is that if the same thinking was applied fairly to every NFL game, many if not most of the end outcomes would be in question. No calls, bad calls, etc. are part of the game and have been ever since it began. Any time any rule is subject to human interpretation it is also automatically subject to doubt.  

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Just because the NFL botched the Ray Rice thing, doesn't mean they have to try to appease the Baltimore fan base by trying to give their team a win. Nobody in their right mind would want to live in that horrible place. Jacksonville is the place to be. :yes:

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I ain't no monkey... I'm an ape.

I am hearing this 3rd hand so take it for what it's worth, but supposedly on Helmets and Heels, Allen Robinson said a review of the tape from the play in question showed the Ravens had 12-13 players on the field because they were celebrating because they thought the game was over.

 

If true, it's interesting there's no word about that.

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Worst to 1st.  Curse Reversed!

 

 

If true, it's interesting there's no word about that.

But not surprising...

 

As of today.... 3 days after the fact, it is time for everyone to move on to TN. (Or for the Ravens whoever they play)

This has gotten way too much press. likely because of Crybabybaugh and #becausejaguars

 

PFT was still posting about it as of 5am today...

 

Its like every outlet wants to keep reminding everyone that the Jags should have lost....

we don't deserve our wins..

 

HAHAHA

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xLpfbcXTeo8

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They mad bro 

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<B><FONT color=cyan>Jags this is your year</FONT></B>

They mad bro 

https://imgflip.com/gif/g13fl

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i think i've been banned from posting pics directly haha

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