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TwistedChief · 01-22-2023, 09:05 AM

Last time I started a Bills/Bengals GDT someone died* on the field.

Al Qaeda vs ISIS Part 2.

Osama bin Allen vs Abu Ibrahim Al-Burrow.

Neutral site vs Arrowhead

Turf vs Natural Grass

Lamb to the slaughter vs Lamb to the slaughter

Go ISIS!

*EDIT: I’m being told he didn’t die?**

**EDIT 2: #damarstrong

**Rain Man** · 01-23-2023, 05:41 PM

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Originally Posted by mlyonsd

But did you hear CJ has no playoff sacks?

Yet. No sacks yet.

He's building up for an explosion of sacks, and I think it's coming soon.

**DaFace** · 01-23-2023, 05:44 PM

It's obviously splitting hairs, but it looks to me like Dobbs lost it before his arm was moving forward (when he was rotating the ball upward) while Allen lost it a split second after.

They probably should have stayed with whatever was ruled on the field in both cases, though.

crayzkirk · 01-23-2023, 05:50 PM

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Originally Posted by ptlyon

Don't have the time nor the energy, but would someone go back and document missed passes, dropped passes, and other shit that went in our favor.

That last jags fumble was a fluke. Without it, it would be a game.

Quit lying to yourselves.

Yes all of those things happened. Also, the Chiefs dropped two passes that were right in the DB's hands.

Without the special teams mistakes, the Jaguars wouldn't have been able to make the game close.

Megatron96 · 01-23-2023, 05:51 PM

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Originally Posted by louie aguiar

If the bills had came back to win, this would have been a huge call. I don’t see how it was incomplete if the pass from dobbs was a fumble

If Josh Allen’s was “incomplete” should Josh Dobbs’ be a incomplete? #Titans pic.twitter.com/a4FvK9zb7c
— AtoZ Sports Nashville (@AtoZSports) January 22, 2023

Don't remember the exact circumstances of those plays, but both are fumbles. Really strip sacks, but whatever. Definitely not INC passes.

**Ming the Merciless** · 01-23-2023, 06:09 PM

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Originally Posted by ptlyon

Don't have the time nor the energy, but would someone go back and document missed passes, dropped passes, and other shit that went in our favor.

That last jags fumble was a fluke. Without it, it would be a game.

Quit lying to yourselves.

they cant help it

there's about 5-6 of them that seem like they're just gonna die on this hill and that any talk at all about wanting to see some changes on defense is completely unthinkable to them

and this is in spite of the jags being about 10th on overall offense and having some lucky balls bounce our way..just sticking their fingers in their ear holes and screaming "la la la la' when you try and discuss the D rationally with them.

dont get me wrong. i think there are tons and tons of positives over the season. Ive said all season long we FINALLY have the talent at all the levels. Thats awesome. This is gonna be some great experience for this young group, win or lose.

Chris Meck · 01-23-2023, 06:39 PM

Well, if want to act like the Jaguars being the '10th ranked offense' as being some sort of joke, we shouldn't be too worried about Cincinnati, since they're the 8th ranked offense. They average a whole 3 yards more per game!

I think some of you think Jacksonville was some kind of weak-ass team, and weren't paying attention the last half of the season to the rest of the NFL. They'd won like 7 of 8 down the stretch and put up some healthy numbers doing so.

The two big returns put our defense on a short field twice. We held the Jags about 4 points under their scoring average for the season despite that. And it would've been more significant had we not dropped two INT's that hit our guys right in the hands.

If's and but's, and candy and nuts and all of that.

Bottom line is, that was a pretty good defensive effort against a legitimate offense no matter what you guys want to think.

You know what changes I'd like to see? A legitimate pass rusher in Frank Clark's spot. Clark had a decent game Saturday, but disappears far too often, in my opinion.

but considering we're rocking 5 of our top 12 defensive players being rookies and drug along the corpse of Frank Clark for most of the season, I feel pretty good about the direction of the defense and think Spagnuolo did a pretty impressive job all things considered.

That blitz that led to the INT in the 4th quarter was a pretty great call. And all of the rookies are acquitting themselves well.

Burrow and his cast of weapons are scary, and if anyone's expecting to hold them to 17 points or some such shit are off their rockers unless there's snow.

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DaFace Kind of a mod Join Date: Aug 2005 Location: Donkey Land Casino cash: $-1673101	It's obviously splitting hairs, but it looks to me like Dobbs lost it before his arm was moving forward (when he was rotating the ball upward) while Allen lost it a split second after. They probably should have stayed with whatever was ruled on the field in both cases, though.
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Chris Meck MVP Join Date: May 2001 Location: midtown KC Casino cash: $-1165090	Well, if want to act like the Jaguars being the '10th ranked offense' as being some sort of joke, we shouldn't be too worried about Cincinnati, since they're the 8th ranked offense. They average a whole 3 yards more per game! I think some of you think Jacksonville was some kind of weak-ass team, and weren't paying attention the last half of the season to the rest of the NFL. They'd won like 7 of 8 down the stretch and put up some healthy numbers doing so. The two big returns put our defense on a short field twice. We held the Jags about 4 points under their scoring average for the season despite that. And it would've been more significant had we not dropped two INT's that hit our guys right in the hands. If's and but's, and candy and nuts and all of that. Bottom line is, that was a pretty good defensive effort against a legitimate offense no matter what you guys want to think. You know what changes I'd like to see? A legitimate pass rusher in Frank Clark's spot. Clark had a decent game Saturday, but disappears far too often, in my opinion. but considering we're rocking 5 of our top 12 defensive players being rookies and drug along the corpse of Frank Clark for most of the season, I feel pretty good about the direction of the defense and think Spagnuolo did a pretty impressive job all things considered. That blitz that led to the INT in the 4th quarter was a pretty great call. And all of the rookies are acquitting themselves well. Burrow and his cast of weapons are scary, and if anyone's expecting to hold them to 17 points or some such shit are off their rockers unless there's snow.
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