(11-23-2020, 02:54 AM)NewJagsCity Wrote: If we stick with Luton, and unless Baker throws 4 ints, I don't see another win, based on today's performances of our future opponents.  Back end of the D is seriously hobbled as well after today's loss; we'll be starting practice squad players for the rest of the year.  All the remaining QB's we face (except maybe the Browns) will carve up this secondary like a Thanksgiving turkey. Even Foles.

I still think that maybe the Bears might be the best shot of the Jags getting another win. Right now they are unsure of their QB situation with both Foles and Mitchell Trubisky having injuries. If they had to turn to their third string QB Tyler Bray, maybe that could help the Jags if he's playing when they play him. 

Maybe the Browns. Baker's actually thrown more interceptions than Gardner this year and only two more TD's though Gardner has missed three games. So maybe if Gardner plays and outdueled him and the defense continues to play more like they have the past few weeks, maybe the Jags could steal a win against them.  

Though, the Browns are well coached. If one part of the team struggles sometimes other part will pick up the slack, like their defense did for them yesterday against the Eagles.  I think that Kevin Stefanski should be getting more praise for their success this year. I don't see too many people, including analysts praising him. I think he could be a Coach of the Year candidate (though I could see Mike Tomlin winning that).

I could see the Browns running game of Nick Chubb and Kareem Hunt really causing the Jags some issues.


And also, for some reason I think that the Jags could maybe win against the Colts again too. We've had good showings against them the last couple of times we've played them. So maybe something might happen there.

Maybe we get at least one more win against any of these three opponents.

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