(08-16-2019, 11:27 AM)Firesky Wrote:

(08-15-2019, 01:57 PM)TrivialPursuit Wrote: Yea, there's nothing they can do to prepare for the humidity.

This may be the best time to catch them

A lot of KC fans argue that the heat in a KC summer is similar; but the heat index and "real feel" of the humidity is not something you can prepare for, and it absolutely puts a damper on speed. Here's hoping it is HOTTTT at the bank week 1!!

(08-16-2019, 08:42 AM)JagsFansince1995 Wrote: Don't remind these babies about how good we did despite the turnovers against them.  This is comical...Let the meltdown and excuses for a loss continue.

??? Bortles was THE reason for the loss, he's not here anymore "meltdown and excuses" how is it an excuse if the entire team outplays their team and one guy just craters your chance of winning??

It's an excuse if your common football knowledge doesn't kick in and say, well since we have a better QB, we should keep possesion longer and put up points instead of turnovers and turn that L into a W.  Maybe im overthinking it or expecting too much from the new QB who is supposed to be better.  IDK, i'll take the L if he sucks.

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(08-16-2019, 01:14 PM)scottyg Wrote:

(08-16-2019, 11:27 AM)Firesky Wrote: A lot of KC fans argue that the heat in a KC summer is similar; but the heat index and "real feel" of the humidity is not something you can prepare for, and it absolutely puts a damper on speed. Here's hoping it is HOTTTT at the bank week 1!!

Midwestern summers are no joke.  The worst heatwave I ever experienced was growing up in Missouri. and I've been down here since '85...  110 in the shade for 2 straight weeks and it was not a dry heat.  There was no escaping it.
The biggest difference between Jax and St. Louis summers - they last a lot longer here.

One of my bestie's is a KC fan and he has proven that the hottest days here match KC on most days even with humidity.  They'll be ready but we should be as well.  Game on.

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