I see the Jacksonville Jaguars in the same mold as the mid 1970s Pittsburgh Steelers. Both teams had an awesome defense and a great rushing offense. 
Bortles is a late bloomer like Terry Bradshaw who stunk his first 5 years but became a great big game QB. Bortles has made progress this year IMO...seems more poised and there is no indication stats wise that the Bills can stop the run so I doubt Blake will be forced to the air anyway. Down the road, he will be if they move on to face other opponents.
Another valuable factor IMO in the game is Tom Laughlin (VP of Player Operations), who will no doubt share his thoughts about winning in the post season...I see Jacksonville making a lot of noise in the playoffs and see them as a legit threat to get into the Superbowl.
I see the Jacksonville Jaguars in the same mold as the mid 1970s Pittsburgh Steelers. Both teams had an awesome defense and a great rushing offense.
Bortles is a late bloomer like Terry Bradshaw who stunk his first 5 years but became a great big game QB. Bortles has made progress this year IMO...seems more poised and there is no indication stats wise that the Bills can stop the run so I doubt Blake will be forced to the air anyway. Down the road, he will be if they move on to face other opponents.
Another valuable factor IMO in the game is Tom Laughlin (VP of Player Operations), who will no doubt share his thoughts about winning in the post season...I see Jacksonville making a lot of noise in the playoffs and see them as a legit threat to get into the Superbowl.
The biggest crock is you wading in on a subject that you know very little about.
Bortles' 4 year stats are much better than Bradshaw's in fact. Of course your comprehension of what has transpired in the NFL is so limited I wouldn't doubt that my writeup would set off warning lights in your dugout vision brain.
Bortles Career 2014-2017 (59.1 completion percentage) (14,928 passing yards) (90 tds 64 interceptions) (QB rating 80.8)
Bradshaw's First 4 Years 1970-1973 (48.3 completion percentage) (6,739 passing yards) (41 tds 73 interceptions) (QB rating 52.1)
I am a huge fan of Bradshaw as he is one of the greatest big game performers in NFL history. Why? Because he came up big in big games...end of story. However, the stats show that Bradshaw was stinkeroo the first 5 years of his career...he never really had great career stats anyway but he sure was a gamer in the postseason.
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Jax has a great working model for the next couple of years, but to put Hard earned $ on them past the 1st round IMHO is a waste of dough. Yes they have a dynamic defense and a solid run game with Fournette, unfortunately though, they have a very green receiving corps and Bortles is highly prone to T/Os. Jags also are very poor at playing from behind and I just believe the teams with the playoff experience will be able to circumvent that defense and patiently wait for the offense to give up the ball. maybe in a few years, but not this year Amigo, too many loose ends and intangibles for this bettor. GL
Jacksonville has the #1 rush offense and Buffalo is #29 in rush defense (match up well???)....Jacks lost two meaningless games but they will be up this week IMO. Buffalo will be one dimensional offensively (in the air) with the injury to DeSean and that Jaguars pass defense is seriously talented.
Of course that is why they play the game isn't it?
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Jax has a great working model for the next couple of years, but to put Hard earned $ on them past the 1st round IMHO is a waste of dough. Yes they have a dynamic defense and a solid run game with Fournette, unfortunately though, they have a very green receiving corps and Bortles is highly prone to T/Os. Jags also are very poor at playing from behind and I just believe the teams with the playoff experience will be able to circumvent that defense and patiently wait for the offense to give up the ball. maybe in a few years, but not this year Amigo, too many loose ends and intangibles for this bettor. GL
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