Chargers Vs. Jaguars Score: Chargers way out in front, lead 31-14
by Adam Stites on Dec 5, 2011 10:57 PM EST
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The most points the Jaguars have given up all season was 32 to the Jets in week two and the Chargers are threatening to up that mark with 31 points through three quarters. Philip Rivers has found a lot of success through the air, particularly with his deep ball and it was a 52-yard touchdown heave to Malcom Floyd on the opening possession of the half that gave the Chargers a 17 point lead.
The Jaguars troubles in the secondary led to cornerback Ashton Youboty being pulled in favor of newly added Morgan Trent. The offense has struggled to find the momentum that they found at the beginning of the second quarter and hasn't crossed mid-field since Maurice Jones-Drew took a shuffle pass up the middle of the San Diego defense.
It would take the biggest offensive explosion of the season for the Jaguars to have a chance at coming back. The Jaguars currently have the ball to start the 3rd quarter on their own 36 yard line after a strong defensive stop led by linebacker Daryl Smith.
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I love that stat they showed
All but 3 of Gabbert’s pass attempts have been 5 yards or less.
I want to punch Gruden in the face
He is such an idiot
You can't reason with unreasonable people.
If you ain't first, you're last.
Like a bad girlfriend
She keeps screwing your best friend and you can’t let her go. I hate this team so much right now. And yet I love em.
by Blair72 on Dec 5, 2011 11:09 PM EST via mobile reply actions
Gabbert is so bad.
I don’t know why people on here continue to defend him.
The 2012 Draft and Free Agency can't get here soon enough
by Jags85 on Dec 5, 2011 11:34 PM EST via mobile reply actions
gabberts the worst quarterback Ive ever seen.
The end.
by Blair72 on Dec 5, 2011 11:36 PM EST via mobile reply actions
Not defending Gabbert, but so are these receivers
by Jags85 on Dec 5, 2011 11:59 PM EST via mobile up reply actions
Hard for even these WR's to look good
When Gabbert is throwing in the dirt, behind them and over their head
Also hard for Gabbert to throw to receivers
When they are not finishing routes and not getting open
by Jags85 on Dec 6, 2011 11:01 AM EST via mobile up reply actions
I still believe in my Jags
Even in Gabbert (in the 1st half he was really good). We need more talent and a productive offseason.
And a message to the clowns with the “trade 4 Tebow” signs in the stands – YOU ARE NOT REAL JAGUARS FANS! You are an emberrasment and will be the useful idiots of ESPN and others.
Life without knowledge is death in disguise
Follow me on twitter @iktriad
by Zoltan from Budapest on Dec 6, 2011 12:04 AM EST reply actions
We need to shore up our abysmal o-line. The pass protection was horrendous all game.
by Kamarr on Dec 6, 2011 3:00 AM EST via mobile reply actions
Not all game
but there were breakdowns I did not expect to see. A week after the Charger’s DL looked horrible rushing the passer, I expected more from our OL.
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