This year the Jaguars has quite good WRs (opposite to the previous years where they were just awful)
Torry Holt is not the future hall of fameplayer he was in St. Louis -but he still can catch passes.
Rookie Mike Thomas is the man of the tricky plays-watch out for him (also he is a veeery good kick returner)
Jarett Dillard another rookie WR who is seeing limited action so far but mostly he do like this-1 catch 20 yards!!!
The TEs are mostly non factors in the passing game but former 1st round pick Marcedes Lewis can be a threat when he didn’t dropping passes.
Aaaand Maurice Jones Drew can just run the ball well, he can catch it too-so look out for him as well.

BUt it alll depend on how good will be QB David Garrard on Sunday. If he will play the way he played yesterday-the passing game will be a threat. If he plays like on Week 8-look for picks

Actully this is the 1st time that our top 10 Offense will play an ELITE Defense like the Jets have-so I’M looking forward to the game

and you’ll have a good defensive day.

Most of Sims-Walker’s big plays have come on either play action or when the defense was playing run. He’s been able to get seperation against most corners, though obviously Revis will be his biggest test.

He was drafted while he was recovering from ACL surgery and went on IR in his rookie season. In OTAs and training camp the next year, he flashed alot of good things, but his knee started acting up again. Combined with the death of his father, and year 2 was a wash. He injured his ankle in the annual scrimmage this year and was reportedly one of the last guy’s to be kept. It wasn’t until Troy Williamson went down for the year in Week 2 that he’s been a main part of the offense.

Short answer, no.

If we play the 4-3, we’ll do well. If we go back to the 3-4, not so much.

wanted him to get cut because he was percieved as deadweight that got too injured too much to be of any use.

Our Run Defense is decent, sometimes we tackle well sometimes we don’t, expect 75-150 yards rushing.

he’s been healthy this year and the nation is beginning to know his name as a result.

And load the boy agains Jones!

MSW is needed big time-But Garrard need to play well too to that

the run has been really good in spurts but it was also really bad against the Titans in our second game. The team has done well with their run fits, but they missed a lot of tackles in that Titans game especially in our injury riddled secondary. I expect this to be a defensive game.
Random note:
I expect a lot of pump fakes from Sanchez that could open a few things up. Something tells me your coaches wont respect our pass rush and they’ll take advantage of the extra time in the pocket due to our anemic pass rush.

But this year the ticketsales hit all time low. We are dangered species… If this not turning back in 2 years-say bye bye to Jacksonville

Weakest area-lack of pass rush and pass protection is bad. We had 5 sacks before the KC game-now we have 8 because Kansas is a bad team.

Not talked abou player: I give you 3: Terrance Knighton Rookie DT; Daryl Smith LB (he has 1.5 sack and a veeery good game) and on offense: rookie WR Mike Thomas-Watch out for him; if the Jags O can play.
Sleeper alert: Rashad Jennings Rookie RB. He starting to get the NFL rhythm-scored his 1st TD last week!!!

Blackouts are blackouts, it hurts our team in terms of pride and money. Its say to say we feel the sting whenever LA or London is mentioned. I think the fanbase is growing and will return when 3nd generation fans grow old enough to buy their own tickets along with a re-emergence of the Jaguars.

Our main weaknesses are multi-fauceted and changes weekly. Sometimes tackling is an issue, sometimes its our rookies learning their respective positions. For you guys i think pass blocking and play calls will be our weakness.

Unknown player to be on the look for: Well there’s a couple.

7th Rounder RB Rashad Jennings has one good run a game it seems: fast forward 13 seconds http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CnPQ37THIPM.

Mike Thomas our 5th Round WR/PR/KR has been giving us good starting spots. He hasn’t broke it long yet but he may. He also is a key component of our Option/Reverse trickery. He’s our Percy Harvin if you’ll excuse my Gators reference.

MJD. That may sound obvious. But here’s the twist. Watch him pass block. I seriously think he’s the best in the league in that role.
Our CB’s are players to watch. I believe both of them are improving, even Mathis the veteran. I believe someone should get their hands on the ball in the secondary. But you’ll will get your yards in the air off the PA.

I’d hate to think what I’d do. Most Likely I’d still support the team but it’d be so hard. I don’t really care for the Falcons, or any NFC team for that matter. If i had to pick a team close to me to support then I guess it woould be the Dolphins, but it would never feel like true fandom. I would certainly be more hardcore Gator fan, and maybe spend more time in other sports like basketball or baseball.

I’m an NFL fan first type of person (which is a MAJOR part of the issue in JAX – not enough of us). JAX is my hometown and I was a charter season ticket holder until I moved away in 2000 – Jags still my team though and I’m diehard. I currently live in Raleigh NC with no plans on moving – I might still support the Jags but would seriously start to consider the Panthers since they’re only 3 hours away.

Not mention it please nor the London Shaguars combo…

I have been a Jag fan since they started. I despise Kalifornia and could never root for anything from there. I don’t know what team I would be a fan of. Till that bridge appears I will be Jags fan!

So we’ll know when ya’ll know, which is to say the Sunday Injury Report.

JDR singed a K extension last year for $20 Mil through 2012. I personally am in the 25 – 30% minority that think the Jags should find a new HC – his teams are very inconsistent, he cannot maintain success, and his divisional record blows dog – but that’s me. Given that the team is rebuilding and his “big money” K, I concede that he’ll more than likely be on the sidelines next year.

David – when he’s on, he can be extremely dangerous, when he’s not, he isn’t very good. The inconsistent line play does impact, but David is inconsistent in his own right. I also think we need to at least start grooming a replacement – he’s inconsistent and on the wrong side of 30.

David will let you know early if he’s going to have a good game or not. If things are going well (run game, line play, and he hits some early passes) he can catch fire. Also, look to see if he stands his ground to hit passes – if he does early, that’s a good sign for Jags. If things don’t go his way early, he’s not the type of QB that can “work his way out” of that as the game goes on. A major flaw in his game in my opinion.

from the rest of the 8 games-Del Rio will be the coach next year too.

David must play the way he played last weekend more of the time. If the Jaguars didn’T MUST draft Tim Tebow (the local hero) from ticket sales issue; he will be the starting QB. Although I would see some Luke McCown around the end of the season; to know what can he do.
But no matter what happens: The Jaguars will most likely will draft a new (developing) QB next spring-the first since 2003 ands Byron Leftwich.

if the bad Jaguars show up-this will be a blowout
If the good Jags will show up I hope it will be a close game. If the Jaguars will lose in a close; hard fought battle-I can take that right now.

This may be our one upset for the year. In typical 2009 fashion,

27-24, Josh Scobee 55-40 yard FG.

Byron – We gave him all the time in the world to be good, and he wasn’t worth keeping because his below average in every aspect. He choked in the 2 minute drill situactions. Just Bad.

When he got benched it was good, because we were much better without him. All the players acted like he was great but we Fans dispised him and we’re happy he was gone.

David is good, he’s not totally in 2007 form, but he isn’t bad either. He’s as hot or cold as the team tho usually warm. We’d only draft a Qb because Garrard is over 30.

Our coaching staff is at least decent. We have many debates about Del Rio. Our Offensive Cord. is the best we’ve had in a while even though he’ll call a bad play once in a while. We dispise our D-Line coach. And we like pretty much everyone else.

Byron got off on such a bad foot with this town that he put himself behind the 8-ball from day one.

He starts off his career with the Jaguars as the longest holdout in team history. Never a good thing especially when you’re drafted to replace the face of the franchise (Mark Brunell.) Then he was handed the starting job thanks to Brunell’s injury and Brunell was unceremoniously cut the next off season.

That being said, it became increasingly clear Byron was never going to materialize into anything special. It was the right thing to bench him and start Garrard.