Let's talk about the Jaguars (AFC Divisional Round)

[Bearcat]

Discuss.

[RaidersOftheCellar]

Originally Posted by Hammock Parties

LOL

OUR ROOKIE RB RAN ALL OVER YOU IN NOVEMBER MORON

WE TOASTED YOUR DEFENSE ALL DAY LONG

Did this guy not watch the game?

The Chiefs moved the ball as easily as any game this year.

[Coochie liquor]

Originally Posted by tredadda

Perhaps. I might need to rewatch it. Just because I don’t remember seeing them much doesn’t mean they didn’t have an impact. I might not have been paying attention enough to them.

Bosa made an impact. He kinda cost the Sharters the game by removing his helmet, slamming it in the ground, and getting a 15 yard penalty which kept Jags drive alive.

[Cdnjagfan14]

Originally Posted by TwistedChief

Not really. He’s 7.

You don’t need to exaggerate here, dude. It makes you look small.

i dont have PFF i am going off a article that says he was Top 5. i can't see the actually statistics. but the eye test since i doubt you have watched any Jags game outside of week 10. and Campbell is one of the best in the League at CB.

[Bearcat]

Originally Posted by Cdnjagfan14

i agree, the Cheifs should win you have pretty much been the best team in the AFC for going on 7 years. i doubt we win but i think it's going to be a great game and very close to final whistle.

I'd be a little surprised if it is just because it either means the Chiefs have their heads up their asses or the Jags will play significantly better under the pressure of a road playoff game than they did 6 of the past 8 quarters.

And I'm not trying to be arrogant asshole Chiefs fan, it's just what the playoffs do to inexperienced teams and QBs... even Mahomes and team had some growing pains with being shutout for a half against the Patriots and that 0-24 craziness against the Texans, much less the Jags playing for a playoff spot and then the dumpster fire of the first half the other night in 6 of the worst quarters of football I've seen this season.

And if the Jags play significantly better than I'm expecting, then color me impressed... it's just not something that often happens against playoff seasoned teams (even though I believe the Jags did once accomplish it, IIRC).

[IowaHawkeyeChief]

Originally Posted by tredadda

You are almost always wrong in everything you say and do. Typing in all caps doesn’t change that. KC can and should win. Thankfully they won’t be taking the Jags lightly like you do.

What? Clay is boisterous and full of hyperbole, but that's being a fan. You say he's wrong in everything he says or does? Have you ever watched a red tribe cinema video? Come on man, show me where Clay touched you...

[DJ's left nut]

Originally Posted by Chris Meck

The thing is, like pretty much every game since Mahomes became the starter, it's entirely up to The Chiefs who wins this game.

If they come out sluggish, with their heads up their asses, put the ball on the ground, and **** around, they could lose this game.

If they come out focused, and play their 'A' game, they'll win.

The only way in which the opponent matters is in how much margin for error there is. It's all about how well KC executes.

If they can keep Allen in check, they'll coast.

And OBJ absolutely wasted Allen last time out.

That defense doesn't have anything for KC's offense. And their RB is a speed guy rather than a power guy. They don't have a dominant WR. Their QB is someone who can be influenced by blitzing.

The Jags are as good a matchup as the Chiefs could've had in the playoffs. If they come out and even play a B- game, they'll cover and the game will be largely decided by the 3rd quarter.

[Bowser]

The Chiefs have been awful versus the spread this season, but the 14 victories so far kind of negates that.

I don't think we're winning by three plus touchdowns, but I don't think we're ever going to be in jeopardy of losing, either.

[Bowser]

And where the **** is Setsuna? Get in here and teach this new Jags fan how to properly talk shit. Lol

[Coochie liquor]

Originally Posted by Cdnjagfan14

considering that you can't run worth shit and we have one of the best Lockdown Corners goodluck.

Jags and Chiefs both averaged 4.7 ypc this year? Do you consider the Jags to be a “good running team”??

[Mecca]

Originally Posted by Cdnjagfan14

one thing to remember,

we shouldn't be here. we were not supposed to be a winning team this year after the Urban Meyer disaster. so we are playing with House Money now. the Pressure is on the Chiefs to win this game not the Jaguars. we can come in with no pressure and show up and win and they will still talk about how the Chiefs should of won.

The same Jags team that they were all like oh look even when they lose it's close they never lose by more than 1 score...then it's 27-10.

[Bearcat]

And my feeling is it'll be a "feels closer than it is" kind of game... a game where the GDT freaks out because it's "only" 17-7 or 24-14 in the 3rd quarter or something, but they keep them at arms length and we don't see the Jags driving to tie/go ahead late or the Chiefs needing to score late to take the lead.

Not expecting anything like 47-7.

[The Franchise]

I'd probably say it'll be something around...

Chiefs - 31
Jaguars - 21

[DrunkBassGuitar]

Originally Posted by tredadda

How much of that meltdown was because of adjustments they made? I think that had as much to do with the win as anything else. Plus had Jacksonville had a historically bad first half there probably isn’t a meltdown.

Rewatch that game. Despite the five turnovers the LAC never seemed to be dominating the Jags. Once the turnovers stopped the better team asserted themselves.

Jacksonville is not a team to take lightly. While fans here can do that, I guarantee Andy/Patrick are not they have talent, playing with house money, have a young and improving franchise QB, and a great HC that has a recent SB win.

yeah I'm not saying the Jags aren't good, I had them winning until I saw the first quarter. and then again when I saw the 4th. I actually like the Jags and they're a good team, they just won a playoff game so it's not impossible for them to win. but if both teams play their A game, I just don't think they have the firepower to keep up this year.

they're going to be back in it next year though, I'm not trying to say they're frauds, I don't think they are

[The Franchise]

Originally Posted by Bearcat

And my feeling is it'll be a "feels closer than it is" kind of game... a game where the GDT freaks out because it's "only" 17-7 or 24-14 in the 3rd quarter or something, but they keep them at arms length and we don't see the Jags driving to tie/go ahead late or the Chiefs needing to score late to take the lead.

The GDT freaks out no matter what.

[DJ's left nut]

Originally Posted by Bowser

Going from Frank Clark to Josh Allen at DE would be like trading in a 2014 Lincoln for a 2019 Lexus.

Nah - the Lincoln probably starts whenever you turn the key.

Clark is more like a 2008 Jaguar X-Type...