Better Know the Jacksonville Jaguars: Ask Big Cat Country

I think running the ball down the middle every first down can get old quickly but I think its the 4th quarter when it starts getting fun. The Jaguars have a tendency of giving people heart attacks (not literally) late in the 4th. I think Mjd with a O line with the rookies that in one year will be very fun but for now the rookie Tackles are learning. I think we’ll throw the long ball a bit more but it depends on the blocking. If you go to a Jags game you might get addicted, so it might be a safe bet to not if you only want to seriously cheer for the Cardinals.

Maurice Jones-Drew is the feature back obviously. He averaged 5 yards a carry last week against Indy and I would expect the Jaguars to give it to him alot again. While rookie Eugene Monroe struggled against Dwight Freeney, the rest of the offensive line performed very well.

Back up, what back up? Quentin Groves may see time, or it may make the Jags switch to a 3-4 more often.

there’s hardly a chance that we’l go to the playoffs so thw motivation is let the rookies learn now and keep rebuilding. The Colts are the Colts and we did a 7 DB Defense that forced them to run it more which kept the game closer, also our D held them twice on a 4th and 1. So Colts will probably still get 11 or so wins. Jags according to me should finish 6-10, 7-9.

Torry Holt is at best a clutch, possession WR, He’s slow but dependable. he has a year or so left till the engine dies.

I kinda wish we still had Fred because currently we don’t have enough complimentary RBs and he was a face of the Jaguars, It was hard to see him let go.

Garrard isn’t long term-long term in the aspect of his age being over 30. Its been heavily considered that we’ll draft a QB in the draft and during preseason why we acquired Luke McCown from the Bucs. Tebow, Snead, and Dan Lefevour are QBs being thought of.

i think you’ll see alot of different packages, like sometimes a 3-4 zone hybrid, 7 DB package and the Cover 2. Derek Cox will most likely play Larry, and Larry will have a day similar to Reggie Wayne. But i think you’ll be surprised by him.

Biggest advantage ya’ll have to utilize, hmm. Well The O-Line has two rookie bookends (Tackles) and corner blitzes or regular blitz can overload the line. So you might be able to get more pressure on David Garrard and have more time on offense.

Im going to be over at Noah’s house early for some caucasians. I hearby declare the second game of the seaon “The Dude Day”.

Offense: Maurice Jones Drek, wait you heard of him? Ok well then here’s his backup, Rashad Jennings, also Jennings is our 2009 7th round pick and only “RB” on the team behind MJD.

Then there’s Mike Sims-Walker, its been about 3 years of IR but after Week 4 he Looked amazing, he didn’t show last week and he’s expected to help the passing game, he’s our second WR. Our “deep-ball threat” is Troy Williamson, who was the 1st round bust from Vikings who we traded and got for a 7th, He looked actually like he could catch the ball but its preseason and we’re stilling waiting after Week 1.

Defense: Terrence Knighton, 2009 3rd round draft pick DT, he has been pretty good and he’ll be next to John henderson and be expected to help plug up the middle against the run.

Derek Cox (Pronouce it slowly), He;s almost our 2009 3rd round draft pick (CB), he intercepted Peyton Manning in the endzone and we have high hopes for him so far, so good.

Special Teams:
Josh Scobee (Kicker), almost made a 63 footer and can kick and make FGs from 55- yards. Pretty accurate, good leg.

Brian Witherspoon, also known as “Spoon or Spoon-feed”, he’s a demon when running a straight line; He’s fast, if he gets a hole he cna take it long, so he’s someone to make sure to tackle. He was a big factor in why most of our drives were at the 30 instead of the 20.