Week 12: Tennessee Titans (4-6) @ Jacksonville Jaguars (1-9)

[WolvesJagsOs]

Week Twelve
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Location : EverBank Field
TV: CBS


Players To Watch


Quarterback

~VS~

Jake Locker #10 - 903 Yards / 6 TD 2 INT / 59.8 CMP% / 90.8 QB Rating
Chad Henne, QB #7 - 569 Yards / 5 TD 1 INT / 52.0 CMP% / 96.5 QB Rating

Running Back

~VS~

Chris Johnson, RB #28 - 862 Yards / 170 Carries/ 5.1 YPC / 4 TD
Jalen Parmele, RB #34 - 98 Yards / 32 Carries/ 3.1 YPC/ 0 TD

Wide Receiver

~VS~

Nate Washington, WR #85 - 31 Catches / 483 Yards / 4 TD
Cecil Shorts, WR #84 - 32 Catches / 642 Yards / 5 TD


Tight End

~VS~

Jared Cook, TE #89 - 31 Catches / 401 Yards / 3 TD
Mercedes Lewis, TE #89 - 29 Catches / 274 Yards / 4 TD


Kicker

~VS~

Rob Bironas, K #2 - 16 FGM / 19 FGA / 23 XPM / 23 XPA
Josh Scobee, K #10 - 18 FGM / 19 FGA / 10 XPM / 11 XPA


Tackles Leader

~VS~

Akeem Ayers, LB #56 - 71
Russell Allen, LB #50 - 84


Sacks Leader

~VS~

Kamerion Wimbley, DE #95 - 3.5
Jeremy Mincey, DE #94 - 2.0


Interceptions Leader

~VS~

Jason McCourty, CB #30 - 2
Derek Cox, CB #21 - 3


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[JNev]

I really hate these guys. I'd love to kick their ***, but at the same time a win is pretty much worthless

[jobclarke]

i would like to see how different the offense truly looks without gabbert

[flgatorsandjags]

i would like to see how different the offense truly looks without gabbert

Yeah me too

[lolPhillies]

Win! Win for Gabbert!

[flgatorsandjags]

Win! Win for Gabbert!

? I dont get it

[WolvesJagsOs]

? I dont get it

I really don't either...

Diggin the avatar...hate the ****ing Titans. Texans and them are the two teams I hate the most.

[WolvesJagsOs]

Wrote Blackjacks1:
I think the Jags changed their offense in this last game. One of the link[s] you posted to a Jags preview early in the year talked about how Mularkey's offense used isolation routes exclusively. As you know isolation route are WR routes that do not work off of each other (ie. pick plays, moving the safety off his spot, etc). Isolation routes put more pressure on the WR to get open, because they don't get any help from the routes working together. I believe you made a comment about how that's not a good idea for this weak WR corp.

I've got great seats at the Jag home games. I can see the WR routes develop really well from my seat. And I'm telling you that the Jags were running isolation routes pretty exclusively in every home game this year. The WR were having all kinds of issues getting open and were getting no help from the offensive scheme.

But yesterday's game was different. The WR were definitely not running as many isolation routes. They were running pick plays. They were sending a man deep to clear up room for mid-range throws. And the WR (especially Blackmon) excelled in this gameplan because the pressure of getting open wasn't all on them. I also think this is why Houston's defense struggled to adapt. They hadn't seen any of this out of the Jags offense on film this year.

http://espn.go.com/blog/afcsouth/pos...aguars-offense

[DavidR]

I really don't either...

Diggin the avatar...hate the ****ing Titans. Texans and them are the two teams I hate the most.

Try living in Texas and hating the Texans and Cowboys.

[Luigida]

Henne doesn't look the same without his menacing 'stache.

[jobclarke]

a stache is a terrible thing to waste

[statquo]

even though were in the running for that number 1 pick, i wouldnt mind seeing us win again this year. lets go jagz.

[TDjacksonville]

be nice to see 500+ yards offense for us

[jobclarke]

just viewed the stats and realised that these are two of the absolute worst defences in the league.....so you all know what this means.......final score 20-13

[hotdalton18]

All we can hope to see is Blackmon makin Henne look great again