As we are on the eve of the Thanksgiving holiday, there are numerous football related reasons Jaguars fans should be thankful.  I am thankful Khan kept the team here.  I am thankful he hired Marrone and Coughlin and retained Caldwell.  I am thankful the team hired a very good coaching staff.  I am thinking we now have a dominant defense that can cover with the best and rush the passer.  I am thankful we pulled off the deals for Marcell Dareus, Calais Campbell, and Barry Church.  I am thankful for the impact rookies this year.  I am thankful our offensive line can run block and pass block decently.  I am thankful we have a more competent special teams.  All of this leads to where we are now...a 7-3 record and sole possession of first place after ten games.  Undoubtedly, Jaguars fans are thankful for that and the hope that goes along with it.  With this out of the way, let's get on to the picks.

tacks (6-4) at Colts (3-7)-Perhaps this is the result of no real personal stake in the result, other than message board ridicule, and we all know I've received that before.  Perhaps this is the result of a holiday wild hair or temporary insanity.  Perhaps this is nothing more than myopic wishful thinking from a Jaguars fan that doesn't want the division to come down to the final week.  But somehow, I have the feeling the Colts are going to win this one.  A few weeks back, the Colts played Tennessee tough until fading down the stretch in Nashville.  The tacks have had several tough games against presumably inferior opponents like Cleveland (12-9), Baltimore (23-20) and Cincinnati (24-20) before getting waxed by the not inferior to them Steelers 40-17.  Meanwhile, the Colts have played their last three opponents tough, losing 24-23 to Cincy, actually beating Houston 20-14, and losing to Pittsburgh 20-17 at home.  In an unusual scheduling quirk, both teams had at least ten days to prepare for this game, with the tacks playing last Thursday and the Colts having the bye last week.  In an upset special, the Colts beat the tacks 21-20.

Jaguars (7-3) at Cardinals (4-6)  This is a game that looks winnable for the Jaguars at face value.  The Cards are down to their 3rd string QB, former Jaguars bust Blaine Gabbert.  They are down their starting LT, though they are not in bad shape, as Jared Veldheer moves back to LT.  They have not been able to get the running game going, as they rank 31st on the ground, while the Jaguars' run defense has improved since Dareus' arrival, and outside of future HOF WR Larry Fitzgerald, have problems at WR, which is a bad combination against a team that can rush the passer and cover the way the Jaguars have.  Defensively, they are second tier (10th) vs the run and despite having a talented secondary featuring Patrick Peterson, Honey Badger and Budda Baker, rank 22nd against the pass.  The Jaguars with the injuries will have it a little tougher on this side of the ball, but should have some success.  Though Cards fans seem to have turned on Arians, I have a great deal of respect for him.  In a tougher game than the score seems, the Jaguars win 24-7.

Texans (4-6) at Ravens (5-5)-The Ravens have recorded three shutouts defensively, including two of the last three weeks.  Might they get another against a Texans team depleted along the OL and injured beyond recognition?  Maybe, maybe not, but they get the win at home in prime time.  Ravens 23-Texans 10.

Last week:  2-1
Overall:   20-14

Please have a safe and enjoyable Thanksgiving weekend.

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Worst to 1st.  Curse Reversed!

I'll go Jags tacks and ravens.

I think the Jaguars win a close one against the cards thanks to Gabbert being very uncomfortable in the pocket. Something like 17-6.


The tacks should be able to take care of the colts, they're not good.

The Ravens are severely overrated around the national media in my opinion, but they should be able to take care of another bad team in the texans.

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20-6 overall



this week im going to say  



Ravans


Colts cause they are at home



Jags

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snowwolf titans owner in madden.

note titans owner means im undeafted againest them. 

Jags
Colts
Ratbirds

2-1 overall

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Titans whoop the colts.
Ravens beat the texans
Cards beat the jags

7-9 overall. Sometimes 8-8

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2-1 last week, 25-9 overall.

Jaguars over Cardinals
Titans over Colts
Ravens over Texans

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"We believe in victory!"   - Gus Bradley
"I don't want to believe.  I want to know."   - Carl Sagan

My picks this week.

Titans - Though I have the same feeling that Bullseye has regarding a Colts upset, I just can't bring myself to pick them against anybody.
Jaguars
Ravens

Last Week 2-1
Overall 24-10

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There are 10 kinds of people in this world.  Those who understand binary and those who don't.

After going 3-0 last week, here's what my gut tells me.

The Colts are hungry for a win. They get it against the tacks.
Jags are going to obliterate the Cards. It might be a shutout.
The Ravens are chasing the playoffs and will shut down the tinhorns.

24-10 over all.

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3-0 last week
26-8 overall

Titans over Colts
Jaguars over Cardinals
Ravens over Texans

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We learned in the Sunday School who made the sun shine through.  I know who made the moonshine too, back where I come from.

Jags

titans -- Hope I'm wrong here, but don't see it.

Ravens

21-13 Overall

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As we are on the eve of the Thanksgiving holiday, there are numerous football related reasons Jaguars fans should be thankful.  I am thankful Khan kept the team here.  I am thankful he hired Marrone and Coughlin and retained Caldwell.  I am thankful the team hired a very good coaching staff.  I am thinking we now have a dominant defense that can cover with the best and rush the passer.  I am thankful we pulled off the deals for Marcell Dareus, Calais Campbell, and Barry Church.  I am thankful for the impact rookies this year.  I am thankful our offensive line can run block and pass block decently.  I am thankful we have a more competent special teams.  All of this leads to where we are now...a 7-3 record and sole possession of first place after ten games.  Undoubtedly, Jaguars fans are thankful for that and the hope that goes along with it.  With this out of the way, let's get on to the picks.

tacks (6-4) at Colts (3-7)-Perhaps this is the result of no real personal stake in the result, other than message board ridicule, and we all know I've received that before.  Perhaps this is the result of a holiday wild hair or temporary insanity.  Perhaps this is nothing more than myopic wishful thinking from a Jaguars fan that doesn't want the division to come down to the final week.  But somehow, I have the feeling the Colts are going to win this one.  A few weeks back, the Colts played Tennessee tough until fading down the stretch in Nashville.  The tacks have had several tough games against presumably inferior opponents like Cleveland (12-9), Baltimore (23-20) and Cincinnati (24-20) before getting waxed by the not inferior to them Steelers 40-17.  Meanwhile, the Colts have played their last three opponents tough, losing 24-23 to Cincy, actually beating Houston 20-14, and losing to Pittsburgh 20-17 at home.  In an unusual scheduling quirk, both teams had at least ten days to prepare for this game, with the tacks playing last Thursday and the Colts having the bye last week.  In an upset special, the Colts beat the tacks 21-20.

Jaguars (7-3) at Cardinals (4-6)  This is a game that looks winnable for the Jaguars at face value.  The Cards are down to their 3rd string QB, former Jaguars bust Blaine Gabbert.  They are down their starting LT, though they are not in bad shape, as Jared Veldheer moves back to LT.  They have not been able to get the running game going, as they rank 31st on the ground, while the Jaguars' run defense has improved since Dareus' arrival, and outside of future HOF WR Larry Fitzgerald, have problems at WR, which is a bad combination against a team that can rush the passer and cover the way the Jaguars have.  Defensively, they are second tier (10th) vs the run and despite having a talented secondary featuring Patrick Peterson, Honey Badger and Budda Baker, rank 22nd against the pass.  The Jaguars with the injuries will have it a little tougher on this side of the ball, but should have some success.  Though Cards fans seem to have turned on Arians, I have a great deal of respect for him.  In a tougher game than the score seems, the Jaguars win 24-7.

Texans (4-6) at Ravens (5-5)-The Ravens have recorded three shutouts defensively, including two of the last three weeks.  Might they get another against a Texans team depleted along the OL and injured beyond recognition?  Maybe, maybe not, but they get the win at home in prime time.  Ravens 23-Texans 10.

Last week:  2-1
Overall:   20-14

Please have a safe and enjoyable Thanksgiving weekend.

Ravens Jags Tacks
15-1 prior
I think the Colt game will be close, but tacks are better.

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Yes, it's improvement, but it's Blaine Gabbert 2012 level improvement. - Pirkster

http://youtu.be/ouGM3NWpjxk The Home Hypnotist!

http://youtu.be/XQRFkn0Ly3A Media on the Brain Link!
 

Peyton must store oxygen in that forehead of his. No way I'd still be alive after all that choking.

 

Last week: 3-0

Overall: 27-7


Jaguars

Titans

Ravens

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'02

Titans
Cardinals
Ravens

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Week # 11 results: 3-0
Overall Results: 27-7

Week # 12 selections:
Tennessee
Jacksonville
Baltimore

Both the Jaguars and Cardinals are dealing with significant injuries. A low scoring close game seems like the most likely outcome.

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Jags
Tacks
Ravens

Though I wouldn't be surprised to see Tennessee fall, they seem like they're primed for a step back

23-11 overall

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IT WAS ALWAYS THE JAGS

tacks (6-4) at Colts (3-7)-Perhaps this is the result of no real personal stake in the result, other than message board ridicule, and we all know I've received that before.  Perhaps this is the result of a holiday wild hair or temporary insanity.  Perhaps this is nothing more than myopic wishful thinking from a Jaguars fan that doesn't want the division to come down to the final week.  But somehow, I have the feeling the Colts are going to win this one.  A few weeks back, the Colts played Tennessee tough until fading down the stretch in Nashville.  The tacks have had several tough games against presumably inferior opponents like Cleveland (12-9), Baltimore (23-20) and Cincinnati (24-20) before getting waxed by the not inferior to them Steelers 40-17.  Meanwhile, the Colts have played their last three opponents tough, losing 24-23 to Cincy, actually beating Houston 20-14, and losing to Pittsburgh 20-17 at home.  In an unusual scheduling quirk, both teams had at least ten days to prepare for this game, with the tacks playing last Thursday and the Colts having the bye last week.  In an upset special, the Colts beat the tacks 21-20.

This could happen. The tacks have never won in Lucas Oil stadium, even during Indy's 2-14 season.

https://www.indystar.com/story/sports/nfl/colts/2017/11/25/indianapolis-colts-vs-tennessee-titans-5-things-think/889450001/

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"Why should I give information to you when all you want to do is find something wrong with it?"

Welp...so much for the Colts beating the tacks

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Worst to 1st.  Curse Reversed!

I'm 2-0 so far this wk

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Welp..o much for the Jaguars beating the Cards.

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Worst to 1st.  Curse Reversed!

I'm 2-0 so far this wk

Same here

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