Injury Report

by rhettchrystal on Oct 17, 2010 10:17 AM EDT

Injury Report:

JACKSONVILLE JAGUARS Injuries for Week 6
Name	Position	Injury	Practice Status	Game Status
Brock Bolen	RB	Groin	Did Not Participate In Practice	Out
Jacob Cutrera	LB	Calf	Did Not Participate In Practice	Out
Sean Considine	S	Hamstring	Full Participation in Practice	Probable
Justin Durant	LB	Ankle	Full Participation in Practice	Probable
Rashad Jennings	RB	Shoulder	Full Participation in Practice	Probable
Maurice Jones-Drew	RB	Ankle	Full Participation in Practice	Probable
Aaron Kampman	DE	Ankle	Full Participation in Practice	Probable
Justin Smiley	G	Ankle	Full Participation in Practice	Probable
Derek Cox	CB	Hamstring	Limited Participation in Practice	Probable

TENNESSEE TITANS

Injuries for Week 6
Name	Position	Injury	Practice Status	Game Status
Damian Williams	WR	Illness	Did Not Participate In Practice	--
Justin Gage	WR	Hamstring	Did Not Participate In Practice	Out
Sen'Derrick Marks	DT	Knee	Full Participation in Practice	Questionable
Jason McCourty	CB	Forearm	Full Participation in Practice	Questionable
Eugene Amano	C	Ankle	Limited Participation in Practice	Questionable
Tony Brown	DT	Knee	Did Not Participate In Practice	Probable
Brett Kern	P	right Hamstring	Did Not Participate In Practice	Probable
Leroy Harris	G	Ankle	Full Participation in Practice	Probable
Chris Johnson	RB	Thigh	Limited Participation in Practice	Probable

We don't have any key players out, a lot of key players are probable with full participation, so thats good, we need Derek Cox to play, and he was limited.

Tennesse on the other hand has one of their wideouts out, possibly another 1, their starting center is questionable. Tony Brown there starting DT, zero tech I beleive, did not participate in practice. And their key injury is Chris Johnson, I', 95% sure he will play(if he doesn't, we have a 100% chance of winning), he has been having some soreness in his thigh though.

By the Way, hopefully JDR makes the right desicion and puts Mathis on Britt. Mathis can take him out of the game, and then we can shift safety over by Cox to help with Washington, and they will have a lot of trouble passing the ball.

If Jacksonville hold C.J. under 100 yards Jags win. 27-20.

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I wish

Considine was listed as “out”. He sucks.

by JPQ! on Oct 17, 2010 12:38 PM EDT reply actions

No...

he isn’t, he’s better than he is given credit for. He might be lacking in speed, but he is a solid player. I don’t remember him missing a tackle that he should’ve made.

by kjones407 on Oct 17, 2010 1:22 PM EDT up reply actions

"solid" player?

because he makes tackles? He should make tackles. I’m not impressed with guys doing what they are supposed to do. What would impress me is if he actually got to a play and broke it up, which I can’t recall seeing him do in a non scrimmage.
He’s really not good.

by JPQ! on Oct 17, 2010 2:31 PM EDT up reply actions

That's what "solid" means.

If he made more plays than he’s supposed to, then he’d be “good” or “great”, not “solid”.

by Kbot on Oct 17, 2010 5:38 PM EDT up reply actions

You...

might be missing the big picture on grading the effectiveness of a player. He doesn’t blow many assignments and, as I said, he doesn’t miss many tackles. As a safety, that is exactly what he is supposed do. To my recollection, he was the best S through the preseason, which lead to Reggie Nelson getting traded and Gerald Alexander getting cut. If that doesn’t count as ‘solid’, I don’t know what does. And I also doubt Gene would allow a player to stay on the roster that sucked. If he sucks, what was Reggie Nelson?

by kjones407 on Oct 17, 2010 8:02 PM EDT up reply actions

Reggie Nelson is beyond SUCKS

I can’t think of an adjective that can capture how bad Reggie is.

by JPQ! on Oct 18, 2010 9:40 AM EDT up reply actions

How bout "roster poison"

Not that he was a bad guy, but the poor guy just could not get out of the college mindset of playing in the NFL.

by Joe Fisher on Oct 18, 2010 3:47 PM EDT up reply actions

And...

if you’re not impressed with guys doing what they are supposed to do, you must not enjoy the sport much. This is a league of missed tackles and blown assignments, as almost every big play is a result of one.

by kjones407 on Oct 17, 2010 8:05 PM EDT up reply actions 2 recs

+1

by Ewdtrey on Oct 17, 2010 11:00 PM EDT up reply actions

Its true...

it is not enjoyable to see such mediocre play in a sport where guys get millions.

Guys like Considine are a dime a dozen. Sorry if you are a big fan, but I am not. I feel like you could find 200 players who do what he does in college right now. You don’t have to look any further than the results of our games since he’s been out…2 wins. While he may not be solely responsible for the losses, we can clearly see that the level of play is at least as good – and most likely better – than when he was playing.

by JPQ! on Oct 18, 2010 9:45 AM EDT up reply actions

I wish we had

one of those 200 guys in college after tonights game.

by jstnblke41 on Oct 19, 2010 5:50 AM EDT up reply actions

He had a good preseason

"HULU: An evil plot to destroy the world. Enjoy"

Real fans don’t need a reason.

Screw the Media, We win!

Josh Scobee: #1 Kicker in the NFL

by TheTealDeal on Oct 17, 2010 9:04 PM EDT up reply actions

So what?

When the preseason starts counting, call me.

by JPQ! on Oct 18, 2010 9:46 AM EDT up reply actions

Derek Cox

actually matches up well with Kenny Britt, so there is no need to move around the CB’s. Besides, we can’t forget about Washington.
And Tony Brown may be very good, but he’s not the key to them winning or losing for sure.

by Ewdtrey on Oct 17, 2010 1:05 PM EDT reply actions

It would be.

Much easier to run through the middle.

by rhettchrystal on Oct 17, 2010 2:09 PM EDT up reply actions

no it won't

you’ll run into Jason Jones’ living room, or Tony Brown would stone wall your rb right there even while getting blocked

by Ice0ne (CAJ) on Oct 17, 2010 9:35 PM EDT up reply actions

You are delusional.

If that’s true then why the hell aren’t the Titans number 1 against the run?

by JPQ! on Oct 18, 2010 9:45 AM EDT up reply actions

because otheteams usually

run to the outside, and our outside linebacker former Outside LB Winborn was bad he was slow and tackling was not his strong suit, and our secondary always followed WRs when we were in man and so when a back goes off to the side he has good running room, untill ran out of bounds by anyone else.
i’m glad he isn’t starting now though hopefully we can contain some of your RBs runs to the outside

by Ice0ne (CAJ) on Oct 18, 2010 10:40 AM EDT up reply actions