I feel like calling in to the postgame show in abit for the hell of it.

This was the start of the team we hoped to have all year. I don’t know what but things began to click. Even a running game showed up.

Did I see Jimmy Kennedy smashing in the pocket a few times?

I heard you on the post-game show! Good plug for BigCatCountry.com!

I wasnt able to watch the game. Is it true we did not sack the quarterback the ENTIRE GAME? If not, what is going on, didn’t we trade 4 picks and pay ridiculous money to accomplish pass rush? Please help me on whats going on here. Are we last in the league for QB sacks, I wouldnt be surprised if we are?

The Jags played well today and continue to give the Broncos problems. Enjoy the win and good luck to you guys the rest of the way.

Todays win gives us a lot to look forward too. I have been wondering where Troy Williamson has been until I saw that great catch (also great throw) that he had. Too bad it was called back. Anyway, 2 weeks to get healthy. There is a great vibe in the air tonight.

I really hope to see that pass again and again to keep these defenses honest and pull a man out of the box for the running game. We have got to make opposing teams respect our passing game even just a little!

Im hoping we can drop that bomb to Troy and Jerry Porter if he gets off his ass, and Mike Walker with his speed as well….We can just line these guys up and make the defense respect their speed and then run MJD up the gut! ;)

I swear I watched the whole game today. I know Porter had no catches but was he even out there today?

I just took a look at the highlight of the MJD 42 yd TD run, and he is being chased by two defenders all alone and then Troy Williamson comes out of nowhere from behind and passes the two defenders and damn near beats MJD into the endzone…check it out!

How about Matt pushing for extra yards? I couldn’t believe what I was seeing. Catching the ball was a big stride for Matt, now he actually turned around and used his legs to push the pile. That was great!

That MJD block on the QB draw was a thing of beauty. He looked like a missile. The announcer brought up the hit on Merriman right after.

I didn’t realize that was Troy W running up to block MJD! The defenders weren’t catching MJD, and Troy just came flying in to cut them off just in case. Nice speed, and I’m glad to see him out there.

I felt bad for Fred though. He could have had a big day against that D. He could have gotten over that 11,000 yard mark today. Oh well, he’ll do it here in two weeks.

But I was trying my best to get updates on my phone. Even though it was called back, the pass to Williamson was huge. Hopefully he can do this on a more consistent basis, which would be HUGE. Also, really great to see Lewis coming up big two weeks in a row. I think if we can work it to lewis more, he could become a star in the league. Especially if we have a deep threat, and our great backfield.

Matt Jones has another great day too.
Cant wait to get Reggie back aswell.

After our bye, our next three opponents are a combined 1-14. We can be 6-3 going into a home showdown against Tennesee.

That game was awesome. I’m still freaking out about it and thank god because we can all enjoy 2 full weeks of happiness an hopefully get everybody healthy in the process. definitely a huge win for us.

Lots of positives to pull from this. the only negative I wonder about is Troy Williamson taking kickoff returns? He doesn’t seem to fit that role at all. Oh well. Great catch he made on the deep ball. Great throw by David.

“David Garrard is the best dressed man in the NFL” -Deion Sanders.

So stoked! Let’s get on a roll now guys!

Estandia has always been my man and I had hoped he would be worked into the gameplan more along with Marcedes.
Tuten Reyes wasn’t spectacular, but he was an upgrade over Milford Brown.
Quinton Groves played really well often creating pressure on the QB. He started even commanding doubles on the longer passes. Kind of made things obvious for a DC after a while. Well it was obvious to me.
Jimmy Kennedy played great in this game often foiling the opposing offense’s plans.
I still have to again say I like the idea of Reggie Hayward playing some rush DT. If he’s not getting a rush, he’s at least knocking the ball down.
Sensy played really well, even getting a pick. He didn’t let anything get past him.
I was amazed that the highly touted receiving core(hurt as it may be) couldn’t get any separation from our secondary, including Drayton Florence. I knew he had it in him.
Greg Jones played really well. He laid some serious blocks in this game.
Also it looked to me that Tony McDaniel is very much improving. He even looks more agile. Boy did he lay some wood too on a couple of those tackles.
One big negative from this game. Where was the tackling. Our punter made one of the best tackles of the day. Boy was it nice though. Gotta throw Scobee in there too. He played well often kicking off unreturnable balls. He had a nice tackle himself.
It looked to me though like the coverage by ST took a step back today. Could have something to do with injuries to Spoon and Walker and the extra usage of Estandia on offense.
I thought all our DB’s played phenomenally, minus maybe Prioleau who played well, but not as well.

I’d love to see some consistency from our boys in the weeks to come. Although Cleveland and Cincinnati are both teams that we should (and I use that term hesitantly) beat, they both will be challenging games. This is a chance for the jags to establish themselves as a premier team in the AFC if they can manage the 3-game winning streak that we’re all hoping for, and I hope they can replicate success like today’s to pull it off.

Also, I really liked the Henderson-Kennedy combo on the inside of the D-Line, if for no other reason than because Kennedy’s a strong guy who can occupy some real-estate next to Big John.

 I don’t normally listen much to what Neon Dion has to say, but coming from a former corner, I like what he said about the interference call at the end. He is the only one out there to point out that it, by rule, was faceguarding. It was called on the wrong player, but he never looked back for the ball and put his hand in the receivers face.