KC Joyner has a few blurbs about week 12's NFL games.

I believe he has a good point about the Jaguars, which adds to the mystique surrounding what may happen in the offseason. I still feel weird talking, or thinking about, the offseason already. Such is life in the National Football League, eh?

Of course, I'm sure you want to actually read what he had to say, right? Yeah, I thought so. Well, head right here for the full article. If you're a bit lazy, like me, read on a little bit more if you don't want to read his whole blog.

To quote from the New York Times NFL Blog, this is what he had to say specifically about our Jaguars.

" That the Jacksonville Jaguars have lost two straight games isn’t a big surprise, but I have to say that it is surprising how they have lost. The Jags are built to win smashmouth, tough-guy contests, but they were pushed around by Tennessee and Minnesota. The Titans and Vikings have two of the smashmouthiest (TFS coins a new word) rosters in the league, so it isn’t necessarily a pejorative to be physically worn down by them, but the Jaguars just didn’t look to be in their league. The Jaguars have leaned so heavily on strength that it was bound to come back to haunt them when they faced teams that could handle their power and they could not mount an effective non-strength-based counterattack. It looks as if that day has come and it may be a signal that they need to do some serious retooling of the roster. "

The sentences in bold were highlighted by me.