Bout right

In back to back weeks, we have not allowed more than 25 yards rushing in back to back weeks. It's only happened 6 other times in the superbowl era.

Y'all, saw this stat from SportsCenter with Scott Van Pelt on Sunday night:
First game with 2 go-ahead scores in final 10 seconds of 4th quarter in the Super Bowl era (from 1966).
First time in over 14,000 games...

We will, indeed, never see this again.

My kid Picked out a couple jerseys at a yard sale over the summer becasue they looked "cool", one of those was for the jaguars so I figured we'd start watching on Sundays and boy has it been great. The other was an old (dolphins) tyreek hill jersey... thats been a hard watch but the Jax are doing great lol.

Source: https://rbsdm.com

Getting all my stats from PFR: https://www.pro-football-reference.com/years/2026/opp.htm

Everyone knows about our rush defense at this point. I’m trying to understand more about our pass rush and why there is such variance in how people feel about it. If you have any opinions or ideas please let’s discuss.

We currently have 11 sacks which is middle of the pack tied for 13th in the league with 8 other teams. We are currently #7 in pressure% at 26.8%. We are also #18 in the league in blitz rate, sending a blitz 25% of the time (Vikings blitz an insane 65%). So our front 4 is doing good work on paper, nothing mind blowing but these number are comparable to other respectable teams like the Bills, 49ers, and Patriots. These numbers actually blow out a team like the Chiefs who blitz significantly more often and have only 4(!) sacks on the year with a lower pressure rate. So this begs the question, WHY are so many people unhappy with the production of the D-line???

Some other significant defensive stats: Currently giving up the third MOST passing yards in the entire NFL 1331 😬. Almost the same as the Rams and Seahawks combined. Only 4 passing TDs though 😁! Tied for second BEST in the league??? What an insane discrepancy! Teams average 7.0 yards per passing attempt against us which is 6th worst in the league, with an average depth of target of 8.9 yards which is equally bad.

All of these stats seem to point to an issue in the coverage more than the actual pass rush. Are we allowing too much separation? Are we blowing coverages? Are we too conservative in our zones to allow “underneath” stuff to consistently go for moderate gains? As for the pass rush, I felt like we are just missing highlight moments. They are statistically solid on a down to down basis but we are missing a couple quick pressures or sacks on key downs that stick out in our brains as to say “Yeah our pass rush dominated today”. Maybe some plays where they bail out our secondary for missing an assignment or biting on a double move will help us realize the value they are generating.

Use it for whatever

4-2 or 5-1 in our first six. Ecstatic, but gotta execute. Reminds me a lot of last season’s schedule. Graphics from PFF.

Anyone know if they’re bringing in any additional LED screens or projectors for the watch party against the Ravens? The screens at the ballpark aren’t that big so I’m curious if they’re bringing in something bigger or just using what’s there. Seems like it would be cool but don’t wanna be watching the game on the outfield scoreboard lol

Y'all, it's a good time to be a Jag. God knows we earned it 100 times over 😂

Video credit: All.Highlights on YouTube. Original: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1p4MJ_V0ya4
Also, credit to the original Auburn/Alabama Runaway clip at https://www.reddit.com/r/Amazing/s/D0ZRHvwEBm for inspiration.

Browns domination was about the Watson
Patriots domination was about Maye
Eagles win was about the coach call.
How many teams realistically are winning that game that way?
Tackle the runner sooner, or a second later and the jaguars lose.
Mind you no long snapper for a 57 yard FG..
0.001% chance to complete that.

You have a better chance of being born with an extra finger.
I don’t care what anyone says
Coaching was mid, Oline was trash but everything else was great.
That was Tutens worse game, but the Jags did not look bad.
Phantom penalties masked the domination