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Entering their Week 16 matchup with the New Orleans Saints, the Jacksonville aguars had surrendered 42 sacks on the year. They gave up two more on Sunday, making it back-to-back weeks they only gave up two sacks.
Sack No. 1: Sack #1, no way for #us to know who it was on, though. https://t.co/BX1t8xlNzd
— draft hanx (@HankJoness) December 29, 2015
Situation: 3rd-and-8 at the Jaguars 22 yard line. 9:49 left in Q2.
The Sack: Sack #1, no way for #us to know who it was on, though. https://t.co/BX1t8xlNzd
— draft hanx (@HankJoness) December 29, 2015
Who was at fault: Parnell.
Typically we do not like to make assumptions on protection calls, but this one makes a little more sense considering that Parnell is 1) The only OL on the right side who didn't slide right and 2) ended up doubling Cann's man.
Sack No. 2:
Situation: 1st-and-10 at the Jaguars 41 yard line. 0:04 left in 21 in Q2.
The Sack: Sack #2. Blake. Pls. https://t.co/68MXHd3qqN
— draft hanx (@HankJoness) December 29, 2015
Who was at fault: Blake Bortles
I don't think we need to debate this one very hard, personally.
Here is the updated sack accountability chart.
Player or situation |
Sacks at fault for. |
Luke Joeckel |
3 |
Zane Beadles |
6 |
Stefan Wisniewski |
2 |
A.J. Cann |
0 |
Jermey Parnell |
4 |
Blake Bortles |
9 |
T.J. Yeldon |
5 |
Sam Young |
3 |
Miscellaneous (Coverage sack, free blitzer, etc...) |
12 |