| Final - 11.22.2009 | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | Total |
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Buffalo Bills
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6 | 3 | 6 | 0 | 15 |
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Jacksonville Jaguars
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3 | 7 | 0 | 8 | 18 |
Bills @Jacksonville The View from the Stadium
by Tkopa on Nov 22, 2009 7:07 PM EST
64 comments
We won but I don't feel as good as I did last week when we beat the Jets. We should have won, we should have beaten them easily and instead we fought hard for the victory. I am proud of the team for hanging in there and winning. They are showing they want to win and that is good. I am not proud of the coaching in this game. We looked silly most of the game and I still don't know how we won it.
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Buffalo Bills vs. Jacksonville Jaguars: 4th Quarter Open Thread
by River City Rage on Nov 22, 2009 3:30 PM EST
165 comments
| Buffalo Bills (3-6) | Week #11 |
Jacksonville Jaguars (5-4) |
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| Date: | November 22nd, 2009 |
Location: | Jacksonville, FL |
| Time: | 1:00 PM EST |
Stadium: | The Jack |
| TV: | CBS |
Favorite: | Jaguars -9 |
| Radio: | Click Here | Over/Under: | 43 |
| Weather: |
Low 70's, 50% chance of rain |
Injury Report: |
Click Here |
| SBN Coverage: | Buffalo Rumblings | Coverage Map |
Click Here |
4th Quarter Open Thread!
Can the Jaguars come back?
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Buffalo Bills at Jacksonville Jaguars, Nov 22, 2009 1:00 PM EST
by FSBlueApocalypse on Nov 22, 2009 11:00 AM EST
in Game Thread
531 comments
| Date: | November 22nd, 2009 |
Location: | Jacksonville, FL |
| Time: | 1:00 PM EST |
Stadium: | The Jack |
| TV: | CBS |
Favorite: | Jaguars -9 |
| Radio: | Click Here | Over/Under: | 43 |
| Weather: |
Low 70's, 50% chance of rain |
Injury Report: |
Click Here |
| SBN Coverage: | Buffalo Rumblings | Coverage Map |
Click Here |
Yes, that is what's at stake for the Jaguars today. If they get a win vs the Bills we can realistically start talking playoffs. Who would've thought that in September following the meltdown vs Arizona.
PS: 200th story I've posted on BCC
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Shallow Thoughts and Aimless Musings
by Tkopa on Nov 21, 2009 7:50 PM EST
in Meta-Jaguars
30 comments
I am in a mood to say some controversial things. I hope I don't raise any fire storms, they are just things I feel and want to express.
Is Maurice Jones Drew eclipsing Fred Taylor as the greatest running back the Jaguars ever fielded?
This season, he is putting up numbers that are astounding. Fred Taylor put up 1,572 yards in 2003, Maurice is on track to break that record this year.Fred put up 14 touchdowns in his rookie season. Maurice will break that this year. To those of us attending the games, we are witnessing possibly the greatest running back season ever. If anyone deserves a standing ovation on Sunday, it is Maurice. Go Maurice! I do miss Fred, but MJD had eased that transition a lot. It is too early to call MJD better than Fred, but wow, what we are seeing this year is pro bowl caliber play. I can't believe I think this, but the decision to let Fred go looks like a good call.
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Click for Cans
Just wanted to bring to everyone's attention Campbell's Click for Cans is still going on. Thank you to alwaysforgiven821 for posting a fanshot about this. The Bills fans are winning this week, threatening to end Jacksonville's undefeated run so far.
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Game Preview Week 11: Buffalo Bills at Jacksonville Jaguars
by FSBlueApocalypse on Nov 20, 2009 12:27 PM EST
in Game Preview
55 comments
| Buffalo Bills (3-6) | Week #11 |
Jacksonville Jaguars (5-4) |
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| Date: | November 22nd, 2009 |
Location: | Jacksonville, FL |
| Time: | 1:00 PM EST |
Stadium: | The Jack |
| TV: | CBS |
Favorite: | Jaguars -9 |
| Radio: | Click Here | Over/Under: | 43 |
| Weather: |
Low 70's, 50% chance of rain |
Injury Report: |
Click Here |
| SBN Coverage: | Buffalo Rumblings | Coverage Map |
Click Here |
First, I want to offer an apology for helping drag this site back down into negative territory. I realize that 99% of the people who come to this site are either season ticket holders or do their best to attend as many games as they can. We all appreciate the support you show this team. Now, we have a game to play Sunday!
The Buffalo Bills travel to Northeast Florida this week as something of an enigma. Head coach Dick Jauron was fired on Wednesday and rumors that the Bills are already in talks with Mike Shanahan have already begun to emerge. Not to mentioned benching Trent Edwards for Ryan Fitzpatrick, having the worst run defense in the NFL, and the malignant locker room cancer Terrell Owens.
The Jaguars are coming off perhaps their most impressive road win since the 2007 Wild Card win over Pittsburgh. Maurice Jones-Drew is already within sight of the franchise's single season touchdown record, needing only two more to tie Fred Taylor's record of 14. Mike Sims-Walker's performance against the Jets seems to have signaled his arrival as a #1 wide receiver. The defense has seen a resurgence under the 4-3, and it seems the Jaguars will have meaningful games past Thanksgiving.
What does this all add up to? Well, under Jack Del Rio this usually means the Jaguars will under perform and either squeak out a win or lose. However, something strikes me as it being different this time. Click below to read why.
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Was Jacksonville and the NFL a case of mutually assured destruction?
by FSBlueApocalypse on Nov 19, 2009 9:19 PM EST
in Meta-Jaguars
29 comments
A typical sight at home games this season
Anyone familiar with the Cold War knows the phrase Mutually Assured Destruction. It, along with the United State's paranoid Domino Theory were the two driving forces behind almost every foreign policy decision made from 1949 until 1991.
For those of you who may not be familiar with the idea, in a nutshell, it said that if either the US or Soviet Union finally decided to launch nuclear weapons at the other, the resulting retaliation would leave both countries devastated and broken.
The nuclear arms build up of the Cold War gave us some great theater and a lot of "What if" scenarios, but ultimately didn't amount to anything, thankfully. Instead, it was much more a promotional vehicle than anything. Threats to cut the military budget? Just throw up some footage of the Soviets marching their newest ICBM past the Kremlin and nobody said anything. Deep down, I don't think either side really intended to make good on their threats as they knew the other side wasn't crazy enough to end the world either.
I can't help but wonder if this same principal applies to the NFL and Jacksonville. Ironically, during the 1970's and 1980's, Jacksonville was in much the same position Los Angeles is in. We were the big bad boogyman NFL owners used when they wanted new stadiums. They would just point to Jacksonville and say, "If you won't give me what you want, I have a 80,000 seat stadium and town rabid enough to fill it in Jacksonville."
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