Sunday Game Day
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I like the call. You're practising for the rest of the season at this point, you might need to run something similar in a closer game down the road.
It's a stupid call. You save that play for a game you actually need it to win. Not when you're blowing out your opponent. Now that it's on tape, your chances of running it successfully again, are far less. Stupid move.
likely a specific call for this team/game. I didnt have sound on but the jags coach did look a little upset after the play as if he didnt want that ran, so it might have been a check they had planned all week to run if they get a certain alignment by the ravens. either way I doubt they are worried about it being on tape
http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2017/09/24/jaguars-destroy-ravens-in-london/
Jaguars destroy Ravens in London
Posted by Michael David Smith on September 24, 2017
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The Jaguars came to play in London today, while the Ravens might as well have stayed in Baltimore.
In the biggest blowout of this NFL season, the Jaguars absolutely destroyed the Ravens, winning 44-7. The Ravens’ only score came in garbage time, and the London fans cheered it loudly, and likely sarcastically.
Ravens quarterback Joe Flacco had the worst game of his NFL career, going 8-for-18 for a career-low 28 yards, with no touchdowns, two interceptions and a career-low passer rating of 12.0. It was a horrible showing from Flacco, who was pulled for Ryan Mallett in the fourth quarter.
Jaguars quarterback Blake Bortles was excellent, going 20-for-32 for 244 yards, with four touchdowns and no interceptions. Three of those touchdown passes were caught by tight end Marcedes Lewis.
The Jaguars so thoroughly humiliated the Ravens that Jacksonville ran a successful fake punt while leading 37-0.
It was a shockingly bad performance by the Ravens’ defense, which had looked excellent in the first two games of the season. And it was the best game we’ve seen from the Jaguars in a long time.
Both teams are now 2-1, and it’s hard to tell what to think of either of them, as this game defied all expectations of what we thought the Ravens were and what we thought the Jaguars were.
Jaguars destroy Ravens in London
Posted by Michael David Smith on September 24, 2017
Getty Images
The Jaguars came to play in London today, while the Ravens might as well have stayed in Baltimore.
In the biggest blowout of this NFL season, the Jaguars absolutely destroyed the Ravens, winning 44-7. The Ravens’ only score came in garbage time, and the London fans cheered it loudly, and likely sarcastically.
Ravens quarterback Joe Flacco had the worst game of his NFL career, going 8-for-18 for a career-low 28 yards, with no touchdowns, two interceptions and a career-low passer rating of 12.0. It was a horrible showing from Flacco, who was pulled for Ryan Mallett in the fourth quarter.
Jaguars quarterback Blake Bortles was excellent, going 20-for-32 for 244 yards, with four touchdowns and no interceptions. Three of those touchdown passes were caught by tight end Marcedes Lewis.
The Jaguars so thoroughly humiliated the Ravens that Jacksonville ran a successful fake punt while leading 37-0.
It was a shockingly bad performance by the Ravens’ defense, which had looked excellent in the first two games of the season. And it was the best game we’ve seen from the Jaguars in a long time.
Both teams are now 2-1, and it’s hard to tell what to think of either of them, as this game defied all expectations of what we thought the Ravens were and what we thought the Jaguars were.
That's the game I'll start with.
I have a feeling Philadelphia vs Giants could be a good one... so I'm staying close to that one too.
I was going to watch that one too, but I feel too much like this guy...
View: https://youtu.be/ZUAyHpFbg4Q
Yeah I think I'll be watching the Atlanta v Detroit and the Philly v Giants game. Probably on two screens. And I'll end up watching the more entertaining one. LOL.
In addition to watching my "hometown" team Texans, I'll be watching these for fantasy purposes:
Panthers/Saints...got Graham Gano and Kelvin Benjamin
Browns/Colts (yes, this game)...got Jack Doyle
Bengals/Packers...got Ty Montgemory
Steelers/Bears...got Antonio Brown
And of course tonight, as I have Derek Carr at QB.
Panthers/Saints...got Graham Gano and Kelvin Benjamin
Browns/Colts (yes, this game)...got Jack Doyle
Bengals/Packers...got Ty Montgemory
Steelers/Bears...got Antonio Brown
And of course tonight, as I have Derek Carr at QB.
The only games I'm interested in watching is the Seahawks@Titans and the Monday night game, Cowboys@Cardinals. Maybe if the game is close during the first half, Texans@Patriots.
Would love to see Russell Wilson and Tom Brady humiliated and then watch the Cowboys wear themselves out while smacking around Bruce Arians and the Cardinals.
Would love to see Russell Wilson and Tom Brady humiliated and then watch the Cowboys wear themselves out while smacking around Bruce Arians and the Cardinals.
