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Jacksonville Jaguars @ Houston Texans. 11/24. Noon. CBS. **Official Game Thread**

well, you know youre hard core when your team sucks, you watch the whole game AND type about it for 3 hours online with other losers fml :kitten:
 
Too Slow at every position on offense. No separation by WRs.
Easy to defend.

Rick Smith built team. Really some still want to keep him???????????

And if not built by Smith then he is nothing but a yes man.

Either way I don't want him.
 
Has Kubiak single handedly ruined case's confidence by benching him last week?
 
gafftop said:
Too Slow at every position on offense. No separation by WRs.
Easy to defend.

Rick Smith built team. Really some still want to keep him???????????

And if not built by Smith then he is nothing but a yes man.

Either way I don't want him.
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Bob McNair may be a smart businessman and a rich man but he's too soft of a personality to fire Rick Smith. He's sitting next to him watching the game right now. Probably buying into Smith's BS talk about how he's going to improve the team in the off-season. I bet Rick Smith even has Mr. McNair convinced that a change in coaching staff is in order. Throws everybody else under the bus when he's the main problem.
 
WolverineFan said:
This. If we're drafting #1 then take Bridgewater. If we're 2-4 then take Barr or Clowney because Bridgewater will be gone.
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How strong of a prospect is Bridgewater? I have heard this is a strong QB draft, is there a huge difference between Bridgewater and the next QB prospect?

If so maybe HOU can make a move similar to what the Rams did in the 2012 draft.

No. 2: St. Louis → Washington (PD). St. Louis traded this selection to Washington for first-round selections in 2012 (6th), 2013, and 2014, and a 2012 second-round selection (39th).
 
DexmanC said:
The OL ain't helpin' Keenum up the middle.
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TejasTom said:
The receivers aren't helping either
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damn, i had deja vu and tought this was a thread from last year.

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srrono said:
How strong of a prospect is Bridgewater? I have heard this is a strong QB draft, is there a huge difference between Bridgewater and the next QB prospect?

If so maybe HOU can make a move similar to what the Rams did in the 2012 draft.

No. 2: St. Louis → Washington (PD). St. Louis traded this selection to Washington for first-round selections in 2012 (6th), 2013, and 2014, and a 2012 second-round selection (39th).
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This team has a lot of holes to fill we are 2-3 drafts away at this point.
 
I've been on the road, so I have not been able to watch. Is our performance so far due to Keenum? Is he not getting rid of the ball quickly enough? Or our O-line? Could any other QB be doing better? What specifically is Keenum not doing well? Thanks, I just haven't been able to watch.
 
Dennis Johnson is quick and fast. How did he go undrafted?

Better yet, why hasn't he been starting and getting 20 carries a game?
 
Bulls on Parade said:
Bob McNair may be a smart businessman and a rich man but he's too soft of a personality to fire Rick Smith. He's sitting next to him watching the game right now. Probably buying into Smith's BS talk about how he's going to improve the team in the off-season. I bet Rick Smith even has Mr. McNair convinced that a change in coaching staff is in order. Throws everybody else under the bus when he's the main problem.
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Actually, our head coach is the main problem.


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tedr said:
I've been on the road, so I have not been able to watch. Is our performance so far due to Keenum? Is he not getting rid of the ball quickly enough? Or our O-line? Could any other QB be doing better? What specifically is Keenum not doing well? Thanks, I just haven't been able to watch.
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Nobody on offense is doing anything well. Except Dennis Johnson now. Honestly you don't really need anything more specific than that.
 
Tate has no quickness, vision, or decisiveness. Why the hell didn't we trade him. I think Kubiak/Smith have no clue what type of players they need for their system.
 
srrono said:
How strong of a prospect is Bridgewater? I have heard this is a strong QB draft, is there a huge difference between Bridgewater and the next QB prospect?

If so maybe HOU can make a move similar to what the Rams did in the 2012 draft.

No. 2: St. Louis → Washington (PD). St. Louis traded this selection to Washington for first-round selections in 2012 (6th), 2013, and 2014, and a 2012 second-round selection (39th).
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Bridgewater is probably on par with Matt Ryan, but with better intangibles and much more mobile. I compare him to Ryan because in that draft you had a great OT go #1 (Jake Long), a stud DE go #2 (Chris Long), and then Ryan went #3. That reminds me of this year's draft somewhat with Matthews and Clowney. QB is even more of a premium position now though, thus Bridgewater likely being the #1 pick. He is not a Luck/Manning, but he definitely has a chance to be a franchise guy.

He makes the players around him better and has succeeded against more talented teams despite being surrounded by inferior talent. He absolutely ripped apart a great Florida defense in the Sugar Bowl last year. And yes, he is clearly the best QB this year. He's a tier-1 guy while guys like Mariotta, Hundley, and Manziel are tier-2 and will be drafted high because they have tons of potential, but you just don't know how they project to the NFL. Guys like McCarron, Mettenberger, and Murray are tier-3 and probably go late-1st or in the 2nd round.
 
there is no excuse for not knowing what to do and having to take a time out after the 2 minute warning.
 
This team has quit. Has nothing to do with speed. It has to do with trying and we're not doing that.

Oh plus dumbass penalties.
 
Did he not knowing the blitz was coming? Why didn't Graham chip him?
 
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