Jacksonville Jaguars

Legalább mindkét Allen 100 yard felett van és Hurnsnek megvan az UDFA rekord az első 2 szezonban TDkben és yardokban is!

Blakenek 178 yard kell majd a jövő héten, hogy meglegyen Brunell franchise rekordja.

Ja és ha netán megtartjuk Gust, remélem alapos takarítás lesz a védelmi edzők között, Babichcsel az élen. És Gusnak nem jó jel, hogy a védelem pár tarja ma nemes egyszerűséggel feladta a meccset.

Újabb nagy franchise rekord
 twitter.com/ryanohalloran/status/681252368156102656

Egy újabb franchise rekord Bortlesnek
 twitter.com/Tdickman89/status/681239859630108672

És egy rekord beállítás Housenak:
 twitter.com/Tdickman89/status/681236996031787008

Egyébként meg mindenki mondjon le Olsont, Hackettet és Sullivant leszámítva!

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Most már mind a 2 hátralévő Jaguars meccs win-win idén. Ha nyerünk azért, ha vesztünk, akkor meg közelebb kerülünk Jalen Ramseyhez.

Chris Smith megint inaktív. Ezt nem hiszem el...
Yeldon
Telvin Smith
Bowanko
Gratz
Walters
Jacobs
Chris Smith
Walters pár hete még 3. számú WR volt, most egészségesen padozik... És Gratz megint csak néző...

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Brees játszani fog, ergo ki fogunk kapni. De mindegy, mert Weeden(!!!) bucira veri a Titanst, szóval teljesen tét nélkül léphetünk pályára. Vajon ez mit hoz ki a srácokból?...

Ja és lehet Marrone jövendőbeli csapata ellen készítette fel ma az O-linet:
 www.cbssports.com/nfl/writer/jason-la-canfora/25427044/saints-to-restructure-if-payton-stays-look-to-marrone-if-coach-leaves

De legalább Fowler egyre jobban van. És azt igéri, jövőre retteghetnek tőle az ellen QBi.

After year of rehab, Dante Fowler focused on being a force for Jaguars

Rehabilitating on a side field as teammates practiced 100 yards away? Initially distracting until he learned to focus on his work.

Taking the end-of-week game-plan exam even though he wasn’t playing? It helped him get comfortable with the playbook.

Putting together video clips of opponents to present to the defensive linemen? Part of becoming a pro.

But watching the Jaguars play early in the season? Brutal. Emotional. Gut-wrenching.

When the Jaguars opened against Carolina, the usually upbeat, always-smiling Dante Fowler was hit with an emotional sledgehammer. On the day he was to make his NFL debut and begin to show why he was drafted third overall, he was a spectator.

As the game began, so did Fowler’s tears.

“I couldn’t handle it,” he says. “I play with my heart on my sleeve and am so passionate and love the game and dreamed about this as a kid, and here it finally was, and I wasn’t able to be on the stage that I needed to be on.”

Just as quickly, Fowler flipped the script. He overcame the frustrations in September and began to buckle down.

“It’s made me stronger as a player, as a pro, as a person,” he says.

Welcome to Fowler’s rookie year. He hasn’t played a snap after tearing his left anterior cruciate ligament May 8 one hour into the opening mini-camp practice. He was on crutches for nearly three months. And he only recently started jogging.

“I was so blindsided by it,” Fowler told the Times-Union after a Christmas Eve workout in his first interview since the day after he was injured. “My first practice, all of the expectations that I was going to have on me, the things I wanted to accomplish. … For it not to happen, it sucked.”

Nearly eight months later, Fowler is on track to be available for the start of the Jaguars’ organized team activities in May. While rehabilitating his knee, he has added strength and now weighs 260 pounds, up 10 pounds from his time at the University of Florida.

The goal: Don’t just be ready for the Jaguars’ Sept. 11, 2016, opener - be a force.

“I’ll be here the whole off-season with the strength coaches and trainers getting right and getting after it,” Fowler says. “I still haven’t seen the light. Whenever the doctors clear me, that’s when I’ll see it. Until then, I’m doing everything I can to get it stronger.”

‘JUST TWISTED IT’

The Jaguars’ 45 sacks in 2014 were sixth-most in the NFL, but general manager Dave Caldwell and coach Gus Bradley envisioned Fowler helping the defense to a new height, making things difficult for Andrew Luck, Marcus Mariota and whoever Houston was going to play at quarterback for years.


Projecting the 2016 edge pass-rusher draft class to be thin and confident in their young corps of receivers, the Jaguars selected Fowler instead of Alabama star Amari Cooper.

But then going against tryout offensive tackle Watts Dantzler, Fowler stuck his leg into the turf ... and the turf won.

“I promise you, when I went down, I didn’t think it was a torn ACL,” Fowler says. “I thought I had just twisted it or something like that. I had heard so many ACL stories and the pain, but it didn’t hurt.”

Fowler left the field and was soon headed for an MRI exam. The Jaguars’ fears were confirmed, and Fowler admits he was “so shocked,” when told the diagnosis.

After the practice, general manager Dave Caldwell called his wife to cancel plans to attend an event that night at TPC Sawgrass. He and coach Gus Bradley visited Fowler at the hospital.

“We didn’t know exactly what had happened so there was a little bit of hope,” Bradley recalls. “But then there was concern for him. He was hurt, he didn’t have anybody here, he didn’t know anybody here - it was tough. At the hospital, he was pretty good that night. He was saying, ‘I’m going to come back.’ His attitude was great.”

Asked when he stopped mourning Fowler’s injury, Caldwell half-confessed/half-quipped: “I don’t know - I still might be.”

The early part of a player’s recovery from any major injury is full of pratfalls.

He can’t move around. He can’t practice/work out with teammates. Fowler was no different.

“One night, it was probably 2 1/2 to 3 months after the surgery, I still had a brace on it and it was the worst sleep I’ve ever gotten,” he says. “I looked out the window one night and said, ‘I think I’m good,’ and I tried to bend my leg. I couldn’t do it. I got so upset.”

And then there was the time Fowler slipped outside his downtown Jacksonville apartment and fell to the concrete.

“I was still on crutches, and one of them slipped and I figured I would be able to hold my balance by coming down on my [injured] leg a little bit,” he says. “But then I collapsed.

“I had been in control of my body and how I played and how I moved, but I wasn’t anymore. I just thought, ‘Damn this sucks.’ ”

WANT-TO ATTITUDE

What stunk in the preseason, when the games didn’t count, and during the two months of the regular season when the Jaguars dug themselves a 1-5 hole, was how much their pass rush missed Fowler.

The Jaguars couldn’t disrupt the quarterback with a four-man pass rush. Hoping to squeeze another half-dozen or so sacks from Chris Clemons, 34, didn’t happen - he has three sacks. Hoping Andre Branch would emerge in his contract year hasn’t happened - he has four sacks. The Jaguars’ 33 sacks are tied for 16th in the NFL.

Fowler said he has been driven by some of the Jaguars’ struggles. When he debuts, he wants to make a difference.

“It motivates me - I want to be able to elevate the play of not just the line but the whole 11,” he says. “When everything hear clicks and we play off each other, then things will get rolling.”

To give Fowler a chance to be successful next year, they wanted him around this year. He attends the meetings. He has learned the team’s computer system so he can put together cut-ups of plays.

“We wanted to make sure he learned the package and how the defensive linemen here get prepared,” defensive line coach Todd Wash says.

Wash has been impressed by Fowler’s want-to attitude even though he has a can’t-play-yet reality.

“He’s a kid that wants to do what’s right for his teammates,” Wash said. “That type of personality, you can’t go wrong with.”

Says defensive tackle Roy Miller: “We’ve tried to keep him involved with everything, whether it’s here in the meetings or at dinner. We’ve seen him down when he got hurt, but ever since then, he’s been climbing.”

MANAGING EXPECTATIONS

Those Jaguars fans who wore Fowler’s No. 56 jersey to the team’s seven EverBank Field games this year - he has noticed you.

“That’s still weird to me; so weird,” Fowler says. “I wore Ray Lewis and Derrick Brooks and Jevon Kearse jerseys and now I have an NFL jersey? That’s still not real to me at all.

“This is a great franchise, and the fans have been awesome to me. I love them. Through the good and bad times, they’re still with us.”

When he gets onto an NFL field for the first time, Jaguars fans will have high expectations. But within the organization, the goals will be realistic.

Edge rushers sometimes take a year or two to find their groove. Kansas City’s Justin Houston had 5 1/2 sacks as a rookie and then 10 sacks. Oakland’s Khalil Mack had four last year and now leads the NFL with 15.

“Even when he comes back, it’s not going to be an easy haul for him,” Caldwell says of Fowler. “He won’t be the same Dante Fowler [right away], so it will be a transition. We just have to be patient with him and have our bases covered and that’s he’s up to speed.”

All parties want Fowler to practice regularly in camp and play in the preseason games. But don’t think for a second the Jaguars are pinning all of their hopes on him; look for them to be active in free agency and in the draft looking for a pass rusher.

While the Jaguars’ decision-makers are evaluating potential additions, Fowler will be a regular at EverBank Field this off-season and said he will visit Dr. James Andrews, who performed his surgery, in Pensacola for follow-ups.

Starting to jog is another step in the process.

“You take baby steps, and then some things like running and cutting will all come fast,” Fowler says. “When I started jogging, I was scared that I was going to be limping as I got back into it. I was surprised, actually, I was shocked, with how I was running.”

All Jaguars fans have to go on with Fowler is his dazzling-at-times Florida highlights. Asked what the long-suffering supporters can expect next fall, he smiles.

“They’re going to see a lot of energy,” he says. “I’ll get them up rocking. It will be fun.”

Legyen igazad Dante. Hozd el nekik a poklot! 😊

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1. Just sling it baby! Mivel Yeldon megint nem lesz, és láttuk Denard mire képes egyedül, inkább tegyünk azt, amihez viszonylag a legjobban értünk, és ahol a legjobb játékosain vannak, és próbáljuk szétpasszolni a Saints. Ezt a meccset úgy sem a védelmek fogják hozni.
2. Be his pusher! Enyhén átalakítva egy 2000es Scooter szám címét, ha Brees játszik ellenünk, tegyük pokollá az életét, amennyire lehet. Nem csak neki, de mindkét OTjének a játéka kérdéses. Ha Branch vagy Clemons akar még jövőre valahol játszani az NFLben, legalább egy fél lábbal játszó vén csontot csomagoljanak már össze!
3. Rekordokra fel.Bortles 547 yardra van Mark Brunell szezon franchise csúcsának megdöntésétől passzolt yardokban. Jó lenen egy 300+ yardos meccset összehozni, hogy a sokkal keményebb diónak ígérkező Texans D ellen legyen esély meg is dönteni azt. Hurnsek már csak 93 yard kell neki az 1000hez és csak 51, hogy ő legyen a legtöbb yardot elkapó UDFA 2 szezon után 1970 óta. 2 TDvel a legtöbb hatpontost is ő szerezné ez idő alatt. És persze ott van A-Rob, aki megléphet picit OBJtől és Eifertől, és ahogy Russell Wilson és Doug Baldwin játszik kelleni is fog 2-3 TD még, hogy ő legyen az idei 1. ebben a műfajban!
4. Vegyetek repülőrajtot. A A Jaguars 31. az első negyedben szerzett pontokban. Legalább egyszer próbáljunk ne beragadni a startnál. Az ellenfél védelme tök utolsó a ligában egy rahedli rookieval kezdőposztokon. Egyszer egy évben használjuk már ki az adódó alkalmat, ha lehet!
5. No presure A meccs idejére már tudni fogjuk, van-e sansz még a playoffra egy esetleges Wvel. Ha elmegy, tényleg minden teher nélkül próbáljunk játszani, és évezni a játékot, ez főleg az offensenek szól. Ha netán a Titans megveri Weedenéket, akkor is próbáljuk meg ezzel a mentalitással hozzáállni a találkozóhoz. Ne görcsöljünk! Élvezzük a játékot, amennyire lehet.

Tipp:
a; Ha Brees végigbírja Saints 33 - Jaguars 27 (4 TDnk lesz, de Myers megint XPt ront);
b; ha Brees nem bírja végig Saints 24 - Jaguars 27 (lásd feljebb)

Yeldon és Telvin is kétséges besorolást kapott, és idén sohasem játszott senki ilyen státusszal vasárnap. :/ Mindenki más bevethető(valószínű besorolással).

Brees játéka kérdéses vasárnapra.

#Agent88 elég classy megint

 www.instagram.com/p/_uCo8oCAK_/

Gene Frenette az FTUtól Mustaine kedvenc NFL játékosáról írt egy nagyon jó cikket.

Humble beginnings led to thankful Allen Hurns

This Christmas will be like no other for Allen Hurns, the soft-spoken, anti-diva receiver who remains grateful for every waking minute he spends in the NFL.

Many people know about Hurns’ football exploits, an undrafted player who had an instant impact for the Jaguars. His first two catches in his pro debut went for touchdowns against the Philadelphia Eagles, an unprecedented feat. His six touchdowns and 51 catches in 2014 were the fourth-most in history by an undrafted rookie.

But those numbers, or being on track for a 1,000-yard season this year, aren’t even close to being the best part of Hurns’ defying-the-odds story.

No, if you want to get a true appreciation of why No. 88 and his family are feeling overwhelmingly blessed this holiday, it’s essential to go back a decade or two and relive Hurns’ childhood.

The 24-year-old receiver spent his wonder years living in small apartments in some rough Miami neighborhoods, from Carol City to Miramar. Sitting quietly at a conference table at EverBank Field, he especially recalls one jarring night at his grandmother’s house.

“Across the street, two men got shot, one of them 72 times and the other 68,” Hurns said. “That’s the most violent thing I can remember.”

Toughness is in the family DNA, and it’s not defined just by the willingness of a Jaguars’ receiver to catch passes while absorbing big hits. Hurns’ mental strength is a byproduct of Erica Wilson, who overcame being a single mother of two sons from different fathers as a teenager (she had Allen, her second child, at age 19, and Daryl Wilson at age 15) to provide a stable, loving environment.

“It was difficult,” Wilson said Tuesday night from her Southside home. “I did my best to get what they needed. I couldn’t always get what they wanted.

“My kids were everything. That’s what I had to focus on.”

Erica admittedly put herself in a tough spot as a teenager. But she refused to let the lack of a high school diploma, severe financial hardships, or Hurns’ father, Allen, being in prison on drug charges for the first six years of his son’s life, get in the way of properly raising her kids.

Oh, life is good now, a far cry from all those years of juggling two jobs — running a childcare service during the day, then working nights at Winn-Dixie, Wal-Mart or Burger King to make ends meet. Erica eventually went back to high school and graduated, then obtained an AA degree from Broward College while her son Allen Hurns was attending the University of Miami.

She moved to Jacksonville with her mother, Mary Wilson, and Daryl (who owns an automobile paint-chipping business) in February after Hurns bought her a four-bedroom house on the Southside. On Tuesday, the Jaguars receiver took Erica to a Mercedes-Benz dealership in Jacksonville to purchase an early Christmas present, a fully-loaded C300.

Hurns predicted his mother would “cry for sure,” and it finally happened as she was signing the papers.

“My nights aren’t as restless anymore,” said Erica. “I don’t have to worry about taking care of my kids. They take care of me. It lets everyone know I raised some men. It’s a great feeling.”

The soft-spoken Hurns, who rarely initiated any conversation until his shyness began to erode as a college senior, was forced to become a man long before the typical maturity timeline.

Not every Christmas was like 2001 when Hurns received what remains one of his all-time favorite gifts, a University of Miami football helmet with player signatures, among them his idol and mentor, Indianapolis Colts receiver Andre Johnson. Hurns’ mother obtained it through a lifelong connection with then UM assistant coach Randy Shannon, who played high school football with her brother.

“As a kid, that was the best Christmas present,” said Hurns. “Miami was always my dream school.”

But as time wore on, and that 10-year-old boy grew into adolescence, Christmas took on a new meaning. Hurns started to understand the toll of trying to provide for two kids on a meager income was taking on his mother. Suddenly, any gift he received became secondary to wanting to ease Erica’s burden.

“As a kid, you want, you want, you want,” Hurns said. “You don’t really know the value of money. Once you get in high school, you start to realize your parent doesn’t have [money]. So when she asks you what you want for Christmas, you say you really don’t want anything because you know she doesn’t really have the money.

“I started realizing there’s bigger things that come first like paying for rent, paying a bill, providing food. That’s a lot on my mother. I didn’t want her to feel like we weren’t happy because we weren’t getting certain things.”

The thing is, before last week, when Erica posted it on social media, Hurns had no idea how financially strapped his mother became at one point. Erica had put it out of her mind until she found herself passing out blankets recently to some homeless people near EverBank Field.

Suddenly, the tears came tumbling out. It brought back memories of one of the worst times in Erica’s life — her family was temporarily homeless — which she kept hidden from Allen and his brother all these years.

“What I never told my kids was when I let them go sleep one time with [Allen’s] father at his place for two or three days, I slept in my car that I had outside a storage unit,” Erica said. “I had lost the apartment because I couldn’t make the rent.

“A nice lady let me move into a place she owned without a down payment. A week later, she saw that my car was repossessed and she gave me $3,500 cash so I could get it back because she knew I needed it to get to work. This woman was a complete stranger, and all she asked in return [for her generosity] was for me to do right for my boys. When I was giving out those blankets to the homeless, I just broke down.”

Few people in the Jaguars’ organization have greater admiration for the path Hurns’ mother has traveled than receivers coach Jerry Sullivan, a former Miami Jackson High quarterback who was raised in foster care until age 13.

“I told Allen’s mother that she ought to go on the Oprah Winfrey show and tell America how to raise a child as a single mother,” said Sullivan. “What a great person she raised in Allen.”

Erica doesn’t take all the credit. She acknowledges the support system she had from her mother and Allen’s paternal grandmother, Anna Mae Hurns.

“Some people think there’s never a way out of trying times,” said Erica. “Looking back on it now, I’m overwhelmed and grateful that I never lost my boys to the streets. They never pushed me about wanting more. They made it easier on me.”

Hurns doesn’t run away from his humble beginnings. Instead, he embraces it, reminding himself to stay grounded and never take for granted an NFL life paying him a $510,000 salary in 2015.

That’s why he relished the opportunity last week to give out Christmas toys that he purchased for about 40 boys at Jacksonville’s Valor Academy. Hurns performed the same good deed for boys and girls from low-income families at Sunshine Elementary in Miami.

As much as his life revolves around football and pushing the Jaguars to become a winning franchise, Hurns wants to do what he can to bring joy to people, especially kids, who face trying circumstances.

“It makes me feel good to be a blessing to others, to see a smile on a kid’s face,” said Hurns. “[As NFL players], we have the money to do whatever we want, but things like that really stand out to us. So any way I can help, I’m going to try to help.”

As much as anyone in the Jaguars’ locker room, Hurns always has a Christmas-type spirit about him. It’s not just having the financial means to splurge on his mother, including a recent birthday present of a two-day weekend in Jamaica. What really keeps Hurns striving for football excellence is knowing his story could inspire someone else through difficult times.

He doesn’t want to forget the hardship of not having a relationship with his father — now living in Iowa, and they communicate every day — until he was about 16. Or wondering if his scholarship to Miami would be pulled after a knee injury sidelined him most of his senior year at Carol City High. Or the bitter disappointment of not hearing his name called in the NFL Draft.

When it ended, Erica said her son “broke down crying in my arms.”

It turns out, that was just another in a long line of obstacles that inspired the Jaguars’ receiver to reach his NFL dream.

“At the end of the day, it all gives you motivation,” said Hurns. “I feel like there’s nothing I can’t overcome. God puts things in our way to see how we respond to adversity. I’m just a firm believer of showing that people who are less fortunate or are going through things, you can overcome.”

For Allen Hurns, whether it’s Christmas or not, that might be his greatest gift.

Nagyon tetszik, hogy a fiatal alapembereink egytől egyig rendes, normális, allűröktől mentes embereknek tűnnek a nyilatkozataik, viselkedésük alapján.

A-Rob a (majdnem) Pro Bowl kiválasztásról:
 www.jaguars.com/media-gallery/videos/Robinson-Its-an-honor/0d8aee5a-31a4-440d-a396-a851e524a3f9
Meg kell mondjam, nagyon tetszik, hogy a a 2 Allen mennyire a földön tudott maradni a sikereik ellenére is.

Telvin továbbra is azt mondta, hogy lehetséges, hogy vasárnap tud majd játszani
 www.jaguars.com/media-gallery/videos/Smith_Well_see_on_Sunday/6f4bda5c-565a-4d2a-b657-b2a789230248
Mondjuk ahogy itt kinézett az interjúban nagy összeget nem tennék arra, hogy játszik.


Babich azt mondta elsősorban Breesre készülünk vasárnap. Most úgy tűnik, hogy ő fog majd játszani vasárnap. Babich azt is elmondta, ha Telvin nem tud játszani, biztos benne, hogy Pullard meg fogja tudni oldani a feladatát.
Olvasgatva Pullard életrajzát(többször is a legtöbb szerelést csinálta meg a USCn, volt, hogy 100 fölött volt a tackljei száma), érdekes, hogy sokak szerint ennek a nyílt levélnek, (amit 2 nappal a draft előtt írt) köszönheti, hogy idén a Browns egyáltalán draftolta a 7. körben!
 www.theplayerstribune.com/for-hire-smart-linebacker-who-makes-plays-in-space/
Idén a Chargers ellen volt már egy blokkolt puntja. Remélem, ha ő játszik Telvin helyén, neki is olyan jó meccse lesz, mint 2 hete Trippnek. Nem lenne baj, ha kiderülne, hogy mégis van depthünk LB poszton Tripp és Pullard személyében. Bár így is az az érzésem, hogy 1 de lehet 2 LB majd érkezik az offseasonban. Egyre többet hallom, hogy bár Skutával elégedettek, az OTTO posztra kéne hozni valakit elé. Nem tudom ez mennyire jó ötlet(igaz ha ez a valaki mondjuk Bruce Irvin lenne, akkor áldásom rá).

És Lageman a múlt heti kritikus támadóhibákat elemzi, némi Poz méltatással a végén:
 www.jaguars.com/media-gallery/videos/Film-Room-Friday/9d4a4986-7344-4806-b7c7-b6244e5300a7

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A.J. Cann csuklója megsérült, remélem nem komoly. Telvin és Yeldon továbbra sem edzett.

Nem edzett: Roy Miller, Telvin Smith, Yeldon

Limitált: A.J. Cann, Ryan Davis, Allen Hurns, Dan Skuta

Teljes értékűen edzett Sergio Brown, Dwayne Gratz, Nic Jacobs, Paul Posluszny, Denard Robinson, Bryan Walters

Hayes Pullard készen áll, ha be kell ugrania Telvin helyére:

"You know that the guy has something to him," said defensive coordinator Bob Babich. "Being around him, he is a football player and he's going to do, in my mind, I'm very comfortable that he will do everything he can to put himself in position to be successful with preparing, with studying, with practicing hard, watching tape and all those types of things. I don't see that being a problem at all. He may have gotten his first play last week in an NFL regular season game as a linebacker. Now, he's starting. Guys like that, usually they show up. It'll be fun to see what he can do."

#fingerscrossed

Boldog karácsonyt, áldott ünnepet!

A-Rob a majdnem Pro Bowl jelöléséről
 twitter.com/ryanohalloran/status/679723448751525889
iktriad

Megatron és Fitz is 1100/1000 y 7 TD-s szezont hoz, de A-Rob a tartalék 1141y 13 TD-vel. Mekkora egy rutinbuzulás ez az egész szavazás...
Húsrágó

Fitznek halye van idén ott. A Cardinals remek idény hoz. Megatront viszont időnként a saját csapatában is elhomályosította Tate. De mindegy, mert úgyis lesz legalább 1 WtR, aki lemondja és akkor A-Rob ott lehet.

Amúgy minden kedves fórumozóknak, különösen a Jags fanoknak boldog, békés karácsonyt kívánok!

A-Rob a majdnem Pro Bowl jelöléséről
 twitter.com/ryanohalloran/status/679723448751525889
iktriad

Megatron és Fitz is 1100/1000 y 7 TD-s szezont hoz, de A-Rob a tartalék 1141y 13 TD-vel. Mekkora egy rutinbuzulás ez az egész szavazás...

Teljes értékűen edzett: Brown, Jacobs, Poz, Gratz, Denard, B Walters
Limitáltan edzett Skuta és Ryan Davis
Nem edzett Clemons(veterán pihinap), Miller, Telvin, Yeldon, Hurns

Ha Telvin nem tud játszani, Hayes Pullard kezd a helyén vasárnap.

Telvin keze fel van kötve. Azt mondta meglátja, tud-e vasárnap játszani. Remek...

Denard szerint a sérülése nem fogja hátráltatni abban, hogy játsszon. Yeldon még mindig térvédővel a bokáján sétált.

A-Rob a majdnem Pro Bowl jelöléséről
 twitter.com/ryanohalloran/status/679723448751525889

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Itt van a Lageman féle műsor, amiről tegnap írtam. Érdemes belehallgatni
 www.jaguars.com/media-gallery/audio/Jaguars-Today-1222/93a262a9-2bff-4e5d-bbd9-a4715e997f56
A karácsony miatt nem csütörtökön, hanem ma lesz Halloren. Kíváncsi leszek, neki milyen véleménye van a Falcons meccsen látottakról, illetve a közel és távolabbi jövőről.

A-Rob mellett Poz is tartalék a Pro Bowlra, de ő a 4. számú, szemben A-Robbal, akinél csak egyvalakinek kell majd lemondania a dolgot. Mondjuk az érdekes(szokásos?), hogy Telvin | (vagy Hurns) | még csak tartalékszámba sincs véve...

Itt van John Oesher listája azokról, akinek bellehetett vvolna kerülni és akiket 1 vagy 2 (jó) szezonra vannak a Pro Bowltól.

A look at other Jaguars on Pro Bowl Tuesday:

*Paul Posluszny, linebacker. Poz is a fourth alternate, so he might make it – and if he does, the honor will be deserved. If the defense had a strength this season, it was run defense – and Posluszny plays the run as well as any middle linebacker in the league.

*Roy Miller, nose tackle. This is as a definite “shoulda.” Miller played at a Pro Bowl level this season, and with the exception of two games – at Tampa Bay and Tennessee – the Jaguars’ run defense was as good as any in the NFL. Poz was one reason. Miller was just as good, if not better. He should have made it.

*Telvin Smith, linebacker. This is another “shoulda.” He’s turning into one of the best young linebackers in the NFL – and played at a Pro Bowl level at times this season. He’s not a sack guy and that often hurts at outside linebacker. Still, as the Jaguars get better, his profile will rise. He’s too dynamic not to get recognized soon.

*Blake Bortles, quarterback. It’s not his time yet. If he cleans up the interceptions and continues to grow at the rate he’s growing, that time will come. Soon.

*Allen Hurns, wide receiver. Receiver’s a tough spot to make the Pro Bowl. Don’t tell Hurns he can’t, though – and don’t be surprised he does eventually. He has a tendency to prove people wrong.

*Rashad Greene, wide receiver. He obviously wasn’t close this season, but in five games since returning from an early-season thumb injury, he has shown signs of being a Pro Bowl punt returner. He’s a playmaker.

*Brandon Linder, guard. His Pro Bowl chances obviously ended when he was placed on injured reserve with a torn labrum, but if he stays healthy, he has as much chance as any player on the Jaguars’ roster of being a Pro Bowl-level player for a long, long time.

Köszi a Wolff elemzést Mustaine!

Szerkesztette: iktriad

Wolff rookie szezonjában a legjobb safety volt az Eaglesben (Nate Allen, Pat Chung és Kurt Coleman volt a konkurencia, az utobbi kettő természetesen csak az Eaglesben volt szar...), majd tavaly már alig került pályára és elég homály játékot mutatott. Állítólag valami nagy gebasz volt a térdével, augusztusban meg is műtötték. Hogy őszinte legyek, nem számítottam rá, hogy a ligában marad, ha visszatér a régi formájához, elég nobrainer, hogy jobb mint Cyprien. A boxban kifejezetten jól mozog, de coverben sincs elveszve (mármint 2013-ban nem volt, 2014-ben ilyeneket csinált...)

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Nincs Jaguars játékos a Pro Bowl keretekben, DE Allen Robinson 1. számú tartalék a WRk között(=sanszosan ott lesz).

Brees lábsérülése komolynak tűnik, lehet Matt Flynn jön szembe vasárnap ellenünk. Még így is sanszos, hogy kikapunk...

Komolyan ennyire könnyű menetrendünk nem tudom mikor lesz még egyszer. És így is 5-9el állunk....

Szerzett pontonkénti helyezésünk negyedenkénti lebontásban. A rajt nagyon nem megy. A 4. negyedben viszont elég jók vagyunk, és a Patriots meccset meccset leszámítva idén csak 1szer volt garbage time, amikor vertük a Coltsot. 😊
 twitter.com/E_Dilla/status/679446449139138560

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Változás a practice squadban:
Ment Rashaad Reynolds, jött az Eagles 2013as 5. körös pickje, Earl Wolff. Az NFLben 18 meccsen játszott, 7en kezdett és van egy INTje, idén sérülés miatt nem játszott még. A North Carolina Statere járt.

Plusz hétfőn nálunk járt workouton, Josh Johnson (nem a QB), egy CB a kanadia ligából. A CFLben BC Lionsnál játszott az elmúlt 2 évben(21 szerelés, 2 sack , 1 INT). Anno 2013 a Chargersnél volt kis ideig kereten.

Sackelemzés:
 www.bigcatcountry.com/2015/12/22/10650808/week-15-sack-analysis-vs-the-atlanta-falcons
Kinek a hibája volt frissített lista a BCC szerint:
Blake Bortles 8
Zane Beadles 6
T.J. Yeldon 5
Luke Joeckel 3
Jermey Parnell 3
Sam Young 3
Stefan Wisniewski 2
A.J. Cann 0
Miscellaneous (Coverage sack, free blitzer, etc...) 12

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Egy kis trivia avagy a nap statisztikai érdekessége:
Blake Bortlesnek már most annyi passzolt TDje van 1 szezonban, mint ami Joe Montana egyéni szezoncsúcsa volt egész pályafutása alatt(Montana '87ben, karrierje 8. szezonjában dobott 31 TDt).
Tényleg változnak az idők az NFLben.

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Jeff Lageman elemezi a Bortles picket és a lehetséges további opciókat.
 www.jaguars.com/media-gallery/videos/All-Access-Film-Room/9d611c54-9222-4a0e-964f-4304b57661ab
Na ilyenekben kell fejlődnie még(a picksix mentő szerelés szép munka volt), bár meccs közben ezt megtette - lásd a TD passz utána majdnem ugyanolyan szituációban született, és ekkor helyesen döntött.

Ha este kint lesz a reklám nélküli Jaguars Todayben változat, akkor azt majd belinkelem, mert több témakörben is igen jó elemzések hangzottak el Lagemantől pl a jövő évi O-line lehetőségeinkről(keddenként ő van, csütörtökön Halloren, ezeken a napokon különösen érdemes hallgatni a műsort).

Az megvan, hogy az elmúlt 2 meccsen amúgy nem volt sikeres 3rd down kísérletünk? Igaz az 1.; 2. és néha 4. downos sikeres kísérletekből összejött 54 pont a támadóktól.

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Reggie Nelsonnak annyi INTje van idén, mint a komplett Jaguars defensenek. Na az is egy jó trade volt a részünkről...
Köszi Gene(és az akkori DB edzőink)!

Ő 55 évesen is még az eltiltását fogja tölteni.
gabokocka

És akkor is valószínűleg a sitten lesz vagy rehabon....

Viccet félretéve, az lesz a vége, hogy ki fog nyírni valakit a következő alkalommal. :/ Az is kisebb csoda, hogy még nem sérült meg senki az eddigi 3(!) alkalommal.

Hogy valami pozitív is legyen (Alkesz szondájának eredményén kívül). Újabb franchiserekord döntés Blake részéről. Nem is kevéssel:
 twitter.com/Tdickman89/status/679302267091177472

Szerkesztette: iktriad

Ő 55 évesen is még az eltiltását fogja tölteni.