(09-22-2018, 02:21 PM)CTEisREAL Wrote: TN leads the NFL in pressures.  If you consider that Landry did not play week one and he was a monster in week two based upon the all 22 film, the Jags back up LT is going to be where Vrabel goes after the Jags in the run and pass game.  Jacksonville will have to act like a right-handed team tomorrow.  Marrone better have a solid plan for their front.  It is sneaky good and Landry's bend looks to be awfully tough to deal with based on what is on tape from preseason and that Houston game.  Landry and Casey were a wrecking crew last week.  Casey had two sacks last week and he always gives Jacksonville and Bortles fits.  Lewan and Conklin are back and this neutralizes the best part of the Jags front.  I think Jack and Smith have to be the difference makers in this game.  Both of them are going to have to handle the power of Henry.  Not having Walker is a huge help to the S and LB's and favors the Jags.  If Mariota plays he seems to always hurt the Jags D with his legs like McNair used to.  I don't see TN hurting Jacksonville with the pass at all.   This might be a very ugly offensive game on both sides.  

TN also shuts the run down well.  They have 3 good CB now too.  I have a sense this is going to be a FG goal game and whoever has the ball last wins.  This should be Jacksonville toughest matchup in the division all year because TN is built well to deal with Jacksonville's strengths.