Can the Jaguars pull off a miracle?

Tony P · #1 01-07-2008, 08:58 AM

Well, I'm still fired up over the win against the Steelers, but this weekend against the Pats... well, miracles do happen... The Jaguars have nothing to lose. I hear they're a 12 point underdog. In Footballs speak, that's considered an expected blowout.

I was hoping it would snow, but I understand only a chance of rain... Snow would have been given us a chance. We showed we can run in those condiditons when we ate up the Steelers on week 15. The Jags can't stop the pass very well and that's what the Pats do best.

I'm praying for that miracle.

Tomahawk246 · #2 01-07-2008, 10:33 AM

I will be in Foxborofor the game. The Pats won't give the game away like Pitt did on Sat. Anything is possible, thats why they play the games.

Tony P · #3 01-07-2008, 12:53 PM

You can say the Steelers gave away the game, but the Jaguars didn't help themselves with two interceptions of their ownin the second half. And what about that obvious offensive holding (face mask) by the Steelers on one tof their touchdown passes? That drive most likely would have ended with three points instead of the eventual seven. Oh, and the Steelers got out coached, which is part of the game. Bottom line, Steelers lost twice at home to the Jaguars.

BLKXL12C · #4 01-07-2008, 12:58 PM

No the Steelers did not give it away but there O/C is a idiot and I'm sure there special teams coach will be history.

ken thompson · #5 01-11-2008, 08:48 AM

Jags definitely have a chance to win. Although I am not willing to put my money where my mouth is.

Tony P · #6 01-11-2008, 04:55 PM

Ken, your signature pic is a riot and one of my favorites... But has anyone ever told you it looks like your humping that poor Road King?

Go Jags! Get lucky!

smokeygold · #7 01-11-2008, 06:27 PM

Dude really looks like he's enjoying the ride!

lrntowrench · #8 01-12-2008, 07:46 AM

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ORIGINAL: Tony P

You can say the Steelers gave away the game, but the Jaguars didn't help themselves with two interceptions of their ownin the second half. And what about that obvious offensive holding (face mask) by the Steelers on one tof their touchdown passes? That drive most likely would have ended with three points instead of the eventual seven. Oh, and the Steelers got out coached, which is part of the game. Bottom line, Steelers lost twice at home to the Jaguars.

Oh, bs. What about the imaginary holding on the steelers during the 2 pt conversion? They replayed it on TV and NOBODY could see it. The steelers did give away the game. Remember those offensive and defensive numbers? Pats won't make those mistakes.

Where are those division and SB titles again?

Tomahawk246 · #9 01-13-2008, 06:04 AM

They gave it a good try, but the pats where to good Sat. night.

Chipstah · #10 01-13-2008, 07:46 AM

My hat is off to the Jags - sure did give a good run at the Pats last night! For sure the Jags are a talented and scrappy team to be watched in the future, just not any more this year. They did themselves proud and should hold their heads high! But if you're gonna beat the Pats ya gotta be lucky and play error free football, talent & coaching alone ain't gonna do it!