Jacksonville Jaguars defeat Dallas Cowboys in Super Bowl XLIII

by River City Rage on Feb 5, 2008 1:54 AM EST in News Comment 5 comments

Or at least that's what Gary Myers of the NY Daily News thinks:

It will be the Jaguars and the Cowboys in the Super Bowl in Tampa. The biggest negative is we won't get to watch T.O. cry again about Tony Romo after losing an early-round game. That was one of the highlights of the season. T.O. should win best supporting actor in a comedy because the free-flowing tears were simply hysterical. And after a Super Bowl with so much Gisele talk, it will be Jessica Simpson's turn next year, providing of course she and Romo are still together.

Jacksonville supposedly was the team nobody wanted to play in the playoffs, but then the Patriots eliminated them in the divisional round. David Garrard will benefit from the experience he had in his first year as the full-time starter. Here's the key for the Jags: They must beat the Colts in the AFC South so they can get some home games in the playoffs.

Super Bowl XLIII prediction: Jaguars 28, Cowboys 21

I'm OK with that prediction. And it should be noted that Mr. Myers is the first Sports Pundit of the 2008 Season to plant himself on the Jaguars Train.

So here's to you sir, welcome to the party.

-C

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Bernard Berrian....

In free agency? what do you think about spending some money on him to give Garrard a great reciever to target, and help coach up R. Williams and Mike Walker and John Broussard?

Go Jags!

by freek1969 on Feb 5, 2008 11:23 AM EST reply actions 0 recs

Berrian....

Is the most likely FA Wide Receiver target out there for the Jaguars.

I'm gonna get a "Special guest" to come talk to us about him!

-Chris

Jags Blogger for SB Nation Big Cat Country!

by River City Rage on Feb 5, 2008 11:45 AM EST reply actions 0 recs

berrian

well, he's definitely fast. if i recall correctly, he doesn't really have the best hands out there. i don't know if he would really be "coaching up" our receivers. if anything, Williams could teach him about making a catch in traffic.

by abeaugh on Feb 5, 2008 12:01 PM EST reply actions 0 recs

Berrian

could be useful in stretching the field, but I don't really see him as a reliable deep threat. He was something of a disappointment with Chicago - although it's possible he'll do better playing with a competent QB for a change. And he's still fairly young, so one presumes there's time for improvement.

by peachy rex on Feb 5, 2008 3:41 PM EST reply actions 0 recs

Just a minute

The Colts were 13-3, remember? They beat your Jags twice, games I seem to remember your club pointing to with considerable intensity. Myers has it right: you've got to beat us. And it's not like the Colts are going to be suddenly enfeebled. Here's to the quick passage of the offseason so we can settle the supremacy of the best division in the NFL.

The fault, dear Brutus, lies not in the stars, but in ourselves.

by Coltsfan58 on Feb 5, 2008 10:33 PM EST reply actions 0 recs