How to Beat the Jaguars

[5RINGS]

Originally Posted by RiggoRules

Keys to victory:

OFFENSE

1. Protect the passer (unless Collins starts and Campbell is backup).
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That's funny.

[phoenixredskin]

Originally Posted by RiggoRules

Keys to victory:

OFFENSE

1. Protect the passer (unless Collins starts and Campbell is backup).
2. Put pressure on the secondary.
3. Establish the run in order to maximize success of the above.
4. 50%+ 3rd and 3 or less conversion rate (Duckett as short yardage specialist).
5. Reduce penalties by 50%.

DEFENSE

1. Stop the run.
2. Force Lefty into mistakes by pressure and disrupting his long throwing motion.
3. A 60% stop rate on 3rd and 5+.
4. Don't give up more than one big play.
5. Win the turnover battle.

For the majority of your reasoning - yes with those statistics a college team could probably win the SB. What do statistics have to do with chance....is that not what it is supposed to be about. Brunell twice to Moss in (what?) about 4 minute period had zero to do with any statistics. Skins 14 Dallas 13. Dallas gave up, you have to play 60 minutes, that is the only statistics that in the end matters to me. 100% for 60 minutes.
Hail

[GhettoDogAllStars]

ok, how 'bout this:
1. Run the ball well
2. Stop the run
3. Don't turn the ball over
4. Force turnovers

... it's foolproof really.

[That Guy]

how about this:
SCORE MORE POINTS THAN THEY DO.

[Schneed10]

If the Jags' D is susceptible to any kind of running, it's the kind Al Saunders schemes for and the kind of thing Portis specializes in.

Stroud and Henderson make up the best tackle tandem in the league. They make it darn near impossible to run up the middle. The Jags know this, and teach their linebackers to be aggressive in getting to the sideline, anticipating that RBs are going to choose to run around the middle of the D rather than through them. The linebackers are susceptible to being overly aggressive, and can over-pursue. Misdirection plays (like the line fakes one way and there's a toss out to the back in another direction) or WR reverses can do damage. Just so happens those are Saunders' favorite plays.

That and a serious cutback or two by Portis, and I can see us getting a few big plays.

The Jags D will probably be stout on a lot of plays, but if Saunders plays his cards right he can catch them with their pants down. I just hope Brunell's elbow isn't bothering him so much that he isn't able to keep the safeties honest. Because if those safeties start creeping up you can forget big plays by Portis. Brunell's elbow is important. Sounds like it will be fine, and if so, I like our chances.

[D'BOYZ]

Key to win

Put the Refs on the pay roll

[hesscl34]

Originally Posted by D'BOYZ

Key to win

Put the Refs on the pay roll

Excellent point! Damn refs are killing us...

[RiggoRules]

Originally Posted by D'BOYZ

Key to win

Put the Refs on the pay roll

No, no, no, no.

Give our Cheerleaders the job of persuading the Refs.

Far more effective.

[vaoutlaws2006]

my three keys to the game...its starts with portis, followed by more portis and finally portis again. He is our best player and he needs as many touches as he can handle.

[That Guy]

matt jones ran a 4.37, but ST has run 4.42... rogers official time is 4.44, so it's not like there's a huge difference there.

[mooby]

Originally Posted by 5RINGS

Dallas lost to the Jags as did the SB champion Steelers.
Since losing a close game to the perennial favorite Indianopolis Colts, the Jags apparently now aren't getting their due as the best team defense since the 85 Bears.

Bull.

Don't believe the hype. The cowboys had them down 10-0 in the first quarter their fans were starting to Boo them, and then our secondary started coughing up blood. A ticky Tack call on a Witten TD and a no call on a Jag Off pass interference call and the Cowboys not executing = a loss.

Their All world Tackles Stroud and Henderson? Excellent players, but the 22 yd rushing TD the Cowboys scored came when JJ sped through a HUGE hole between the two men and followed the Centre - who got a second level block on the MLB - to the pylon.

You MUST attack the centre of their line with the run. It will keep the LB's honest and force the DT's to guard running lanes rather than pin their ears back and go for #8.

Their vaunted 9ft recievers? Good players. Leftwich had four straight completions to Matt Jones to keep the yard sticks moving and helped them score another TD.

But those WR's are slow, by NFL standards. Your DB's are used to chasing around fast wr's in practice and can definately keep up to them. The question is the well thrown High/Jump ball.
Why not put #21 on Jones.

He can keep up with him and he can whack him when he goes up for those Jump Balls. He also has the mass to keep Jones from getting his shoulder inside the Coverage and shielding the pass with his body.

Will your safetys punish that play? Pick it off? Ours didn't. Not the Jump Ball Play.

I haven't seen the RB Drew-Jones, or Jones -Drew, but I did see Fred Taylor. He is simply not a game changer anymore. The Jags used him against Dallas when the Cowboys had to give their pass defence help.

Don't fear their secondary if your QB has time.
Get the ball to Moss.
Feed Portis.

Wash 17 Jags 13.

Thanks for the gameplan. Instead of telling it to us though, you should email it to the Redskins coaching staff. They need to know more than we do.

[vaoutlaws2006]

who spells center ...centre? To win we must run the ball and be phyiscal with there front 4.

[724Skinsfan]

Originally Posted by vaoutlaws2006

who spells center ...centre? To win we must run the ball and be phyiscal with there front 4.

Who spells their front 4....there front 4?

[DaveyFoSho]

Originally Posted by 724Skinsfan

Who spells their front 4....there front 4?

lol owned

[PWNED]

Originally Posted by DaveyFoSho

lol owned

you mean PWNED?