That shocked us all. You imagine what a season has in store, but you never expect one of your bright young developing players to have such a tragic thing happen to him. Thank god he’s alive, that’s for sure. Remember, we lost our Center in training camp (should return after the bye) during training camp, then lost two starting guards and Collier all in the same week. Returning to normal Jaguars football (Run, Run, Play Action) behind a rebuilt line is proving to be a challenge.

Things get better once Meester comes back because we can then move Dennis Norman, our backup center, back to Guard, which is his normal spot.

Things are improving for the line, they’re keeping Garrard on his feet. Now they just have to open the run lanes again.

First, we never expected him to throw only 3 interceptions this season. Unfortunately for David, he’s lost the running game to go with the Jaguars passing attack and has had to pass on 3rd and long far more often than he’s used to.

That said, his legs are the only reason the Jaguars are still alive right now, he’s able to get the yards when we need to convert on the ground, which is about the only positive in our ground attack.

Passing wise, the relationship he’s formed with Matt Jones is surprising and impressive, considering that most fans assumed Jones was done after his drug arrest.

I prefer the Jaguars ‘Del Rio/Smith’ Cover-2 base vs the Attack Scheme. I was excited as a fan to see what sort of sexy packages Williams would bring to the table, but all I’ve seen are our linebackers (a strength of our team) be out of position on a consistent basis.

I’ve a strong feeling the game this week will feature a defense like last year rather than the Gregg Williams chaotic mess of 2008.

I’m gonna write something more indepth about this tonight. You’ll get a more complete answer.

Then play the Lions, Bengals, and Browns. Yeah, a win here would be monumental for the Jaguars as far as restoring a bit of confidence before we get to the “easy” part of our schedule.

Without a doubt

For this season, the worst pick has to be Trae Williams, who’s no longer with the team. The Jaguars didn’t really have many draft picks, so having a guy not even make our practice squad probably qualifies. That said, Trae is one of the highest paid players on an NFL PS (in Philly), but he couldn’t hack it.

In the year before, it was our 4th round pick, Brian Smith. He looked like he might be a good pass-rusher coming out of Missouri, but he never recovered from a college injury and was released this season.

Our 2007 Draft yielded a ton of starters, probably one of the best all around drafts for the Jaguars since 2000.

FaiderPete, since Faider Nation has realized that Big Al has lost it (his ability and his mind), I guess BRONCO fans are now his biggest supporters, huh?

And I’m not even drunk!

Titans will implode…just remember they WERE the Oilers