***The OFFICIAL Jags - Pats game thread***

[Kneel B4 Zod]

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am I the only one that didn't come away impressed with NE?

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Ben Watson dropped a ball on the 5, early in the game. this cost them somewhere between 3 and 7 points.

then Branch dropped the touchdown at the end of the first half, costing them 7 more points.

this game could have been a blowout a lot earlier.

yes, the Pats had trouble moving the ball at times, but hey, give the Jags defense credit. that's a good unit.

the Pats defense looked a little out of sorts when Jax moved to the 4 reciever sets, but they still came up with the plays when they needed to.

bottom line, the Patriots did not play their best game, but were still much better than Jax. they will certainly not get away playing like this against any of the remaining AFC teams.

[Toro]

Ordway and the boys on the big show were predicting all week that the Patriots defense would shut down Jax without a TD and that they would probably just get 1 FG.

As I'm hearing this I'm thinking, no way, this team won 12 games, you're not going to hold them wihtout a TD.

Dominating performance.

[UncleRemus]

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Umm... While Indy is the best team in the league, I wouldn't salivate over having to go to Denver coming off a bye week.

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okay, GO CINCY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1

wait, that means the pats play the better team sooner.


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cmon now. Bring on the Colts. I want to see Peyton cry. I am not patient enough to wait 2 more weeks.

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duder, maybe the stellers could beat him and we could see him cry AND have a better chance to win the SB for the THIRD SEASON IN A ROW!@!!!!@!

dont be so greedy!

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While I don't think it makes a very large difference either way, I have absolutely zero desire to go into Denver, and would derive much more pleasure from the Pats beating the Colts in Indy and having a chance of avoiding going into Denver than the other way around.

[Dynasty]

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am I the only one that didn't come away impressed with NE?

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Week 1: Jaguars 26, Seahawks 14
Week 2: Colts 10, Jaguars 3
Week 4: Broncos 20, Jaguars 7
Week 5: Jaguars 23, Bengals 20
Week 6: Jaguars 23, Steelers 17 (overtime)
Week 14: Colts 26, Jaguars 18

Wild Card: Patriots 28, Jaguars 3


The Jaguars had a soft schedule to end the season. But, they played half a dozen games against the best in the NFL and had a 3-3 record.

The Patriots scored more against the Jaguars than any other team while giving up the fewest. Some posters are saying the Patriots didn't look that great. But, I think Pats fans should be optimistic about how this game went.

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Pats best path is to play Indy next week. Only a couple of places Brady doesn't play well and Mile High is one of them.

[sublime]

Ordway and the boys

listening to them is worse for your brain then huffing spraypaint.

[Jack of Arcades]

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am I the only one that didn't come away impressed with NE?

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What is that? Like 10 post season victories in a row.

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God Pats fans are annoying.

No wait, let me take that back, you're annoying.

Good thing your selective stat doesn't count the time they didn't even make the playoffs, nor does it have anything to do with this year where the Pats have to win two straight road games to get to the Super Bowl.

[Toro]

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Ordway and the boys

listening to them is worse for your brain then huffing spraypaint.

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Aw, you're too serious. Besides they nailed this one.

[Jack of Arcades]

They had a soft-schedule to end the season, and their defense melted to end the season, too. The Jags looked really bad this game, and it had nothing to do with the Pats because they looked bad against the the 49ers, the Rams, and the Texans, too.

[Kneel B4 Zod]

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Umm... While Indy is the best team in the league, I wouldn't salivate over having to go to Denver coming off a bye week.

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okay, GO CINCY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1

wait, that means the pats play the better team sooner.


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cmon now. Bring on the Colts. I want to see Peyton cry. I am not patient enough to wait 2 more weeks.

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duder, maybe the stellers could beat him and we could see him cry AND have a better chance to win the SB for the THIRD SEASON IN A ROW!@!!!!@!

dont be so greedy!

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While I don't think it makes a very large difference either way, I have absolutely zero desire to go into Denver, and would derive much more pleasure from the Pats beating the Colts in Indy and having a chance of avoiding going into Denver than the other way around.

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Just guessing: Pats will be an 8 point dog at Indy, and maybe a 3 point dog at Denver. The lines aren't a true indication of a teams chance to win, but can be a good indication.

There's probably a 20% chance that Pittsburgh could go into Indy and win. if the Pats beat Denver, the Pats would then not only avoid Indy, but also host the AFC championship. this would be gigantic, and even the 20% chance of this occuring is enough that you should be rooting for this to happen.