For anyone that has money on Pittsburgh at -7 or -7.5, please let me know if you know what the advanced spread was 5 days ago prior to seeing Blake Bortles unable to throw a pass in heavy windsAny1?
Didnt it open at -8 Jags??
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Quote Originally Posted by LeagueCapper:
For anyone that has money on Pittsburgh at -7 or -7.5, please let me know if you know what the advanced spread was 5 days ago prior to seeing Blake Bortles unable to throw a pass in heavy windsAny1?
For anyone that has money on Pittsburgh at -7 or -7.5, please let me know if you know what the advanced spread was 5 days ago prior to seeing Blake Bortles unable to throw a pass in heavy winds
Any1?
No idea. But I would say that absent that, the public narrative would have been different...Jags handled them easily, their defense will be the difference, Bortles is not the Bortles of old, etc.
I know what you're getting at, and I have to agree that the line is inflated based on the last game, and I hate like hell to take na inflated line. I do think, though, that the Steelers at home in this spot are going to be awfully hard for Bortles to contend with.
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Quote Originally Posted by LeagueCapper:
For anyone that has money on Pittsburgh at -7 or -7.5, please let me know if you know what the advanced spread was 5 days ago prior to seeing Blake Bortles unable to throw a pass in heavy winds
Any1?
No idea. But I would say that absent that, the public narrative would have been different...Jags handled them easily, their defense will be the difference, Bortles is not the Bortles of old, etc.
I know what you're getting at, and I have to agree that the line is inflated based on the last game, and I hate like hell to take na inflated line. I do think, though, that the Steelers at home in this spot are going to be awfully hard for Bortles to contend with.
QUOTE Originally Posted by Humvee77: RR207 - No worries. Not everyone was given common sense. Hopefully you find it watching some games this weekend. Thos R2D2 guy has nothing to offer. All we've gotten are ^^^^^^. That's all we'll get. I asked for an intellectual conversation with him but nothing transpired. No surprise. You have to know this is a @close your eyes, bet brady" type so with that you won't get too much analysis or insight. Its just comments spewed with no real common sense behind them. I mean if someone truly thinks the best team in He AFC who scored 9 points against a Blake bortles led team and had 5 picks isn't motivated to play that same team again? There is not much else to say. We know what we need to know about guys like R2D2.
Achilles - You're so right. Good luck this weekend !!
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Quote Originally Posted by Achilles1629:
QUOTE Originally Posted by Humvee77: RR207 - No worries. Not everyone was given common sense. Hopefully you find it watching some games this weekend. Thos R2D2 guy has nothing to offer. All we've gotten are ^^^^^^. That's all we'll get. I asked for an intellectual conversation with him but nothing transpired. No surprise. You have to know this is a @close your eyes, bet brady" type so with that you won't get too much analysis or insight. Its just comments spewed with no real common sense behind them. I mean if someone truly thinks the best team in He AFC who scored 9 points against a Blake bortles led team and had 5 picks isn't motivated to play that same team again? There is not much else to say. We know what we need to know about guys like R2D2.
Achilles - You're so right. Good luck this weekend !!
High temps in the teens in Pittsburgh on Sunday and dropping throughout the game. You said in your first post Blake is only accustomed to sunny Florida. What happens when you put a bad QB in cold weather who has never thrown a pass below 38 degrees (and that was against an 0-16 team)? Who cares that there's no wind. When it's that cold the ball is hard and slick. He's going to be painfully inaccurate in this game.
Bortles wasn't bad because of wind last week either. He just sucks and he mentally shit his pants. Now take him from a home game vs the 30th ranked pathetic pass rush of the Bills to a game on the road, in the teens, and vs the #1 pass rush of the Steelers (better than JAX) and you have a disaster in the making and multiple turnovers likely. Ben's a statue but he has the best pass blocking OL in the league. JAX only managed 2 sacks in 57! dropbacks in the earlier game knowing full well PIT had to throw all game.
The Jaguars also had far and away the easiest schedule in the league this year. They are going to get their asses handed to them on Sunday.
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High temps in the teens in Pittsburgh on Sunday and dropping throughout the game. You said in your first post Blake is only accustomed to sunny Florida. What happens when you put a bad QB in cold weather who has never thrown a pass below 38 degrees (and that was against an 0-16 team)? Who cares that there's no wind. When it's that cold the ball is hard and slick. He's going to be painfully inaccurate in this game.
Bortles wasn't bad because of wind last week either. He just sucks and he mentally shit his pants. Now take him from a home game vs the 30th ranked pathetic pass rush of the Bills to a game on the road, in the teens, and vs the #1 pass rush of the Steelers (better than JAX) and you have a disaster in the making and multiple turnovers likely. Ben's a statue but he has the best pass blocking OL in the league. JAX only managed 2 sacks in 57! dropbacks in the earlier game knowing full well PIT had to throw all game.
The Jaguars also had far and away the easiest schedule in the league this year. They are going to get their asses handed to them on Sunday.
High temps in the teens in Pittsburgh on Sunday and dropping throughout the game. You said in your first post Blake is only accustomed to sunny Florida. What happens when you put a bad QB in cold weather who has never thrown a pass below 38 degrees (and that was against an 0-16 team)? Who cares that there's no wind. When it's that cold the ball is hard and slick. He's going to be painfully inaccurate in this game.
Bortles wasn't bad because of wind last week either. He just sucks and he mentally garbage his pants. Now take him from a home game vs the 30th ranked pathetic pass rush of the Bills to a game on the road, in the teens, and vs the #1 pass rush of the Steelers (better than JAX) and you have a disaster in the making and multiple turnovers likely. Ben's a statue but he has the best pass blocking OL in the league. JAX only managed 2 sacks in 57! dropbacks in the earlier game knowing full well PIT had to throw all game.
The Jaguars also had far and away the easiest schedule in the league this year. They are going to get their fools handed to them on Sunday.
Yes Bortles isn't a great QB. Yes Jags have had a very easy schedule. Still respectfully disagree that this game will be a blowout. I'd like the Steelers a lot more if this game wasn't off a bye and if Ben, Bell, and Brown played in Week 17. Steelers play better when their offense is clicking and in rhythm, I just don't see it here. Steelers 1-4 ATS last 5 with extra rest. 1-6 ATS in week 1 of the regular season. Two situations where a team can be rusty. We'll see I guess
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Quote Originally Posted by andarmac99:
High temps in the teens in Pittsburgh on Sunday and dropping throughout the game. You said in your first post Blake is only accustomed to sunny Florida. What happens when you put a bad QB in cold weather who has never thrown a pass below 38 degrees (and that was against an 0-16 team)? Who cares that there's no wind. When it's that cold the ball is hard and slick. He's going to be painfully inaccurate in this game.
Bortles wasn't bad because of wind last week either. He just sucks and he mentally garbage his pants. Now take him from a home game vs the 30th ranked pathetic pass rush of the Bills to a game on the road, in the teens, and vs the #1 pass rush of the Steelers (better than JAX) and you have a disaster in the making and multiple turnovers likely. Ben's a statue but he has the best pass blocking OL in the league. JAX only managed 2 sacks in 57! dropbacks in the earlier game knowing full well PIT had to throw all game.
The Jaguars also had far and away the easiest schedule in the league this year. They are going to get their fools handed to them on Sunday.
Yes Bortles isn't a great QB. Yes Jags have had a very easy schedule. Still respectfully disagree that this game will be a blowout. I'd like the Steelers a lot more if this game wasn't off a bye and if Ben, Bell, and Brown played in Week 17. Steelers play better when their offense is clicking and in rhythm, I just don't see it here. Steelers 1-4 ATS last 5 with extra rest. 1-6 ATS in week 1 of the regular season. Two situations where a team can be rusty. We'll see I guess
High temps in the teens in Pittsburgh on Sunday and dropping throughout the game. You said in your first post Blake is only accustomed to sunny Florida. What happens when you put a bad QB in cold weather who has never thrown a pass below 38 degrees (and that was against an 0-16 team)? Who cares that there's no wind. When it's that cold the ball is hard and slick. He's going to be painfully inaccurate in this game. Bortles wasn't bad because of wind last week either. He just sucks and he mentally shit his pants. Now take him from a home game vs the 30th ranked pathetic pass rush of the Bills to a game on the road, in the teens, and vs the #1 pass rush of the Steelers (better than JAX) and you have a disaster in the making and multiple turnovers likely. Ben's a statue but he has the best pass blocking OL in the league. JAX only managed 2 sacks in 57! dropbacks in the earlier game knowing full well PIT had to throw all game. The Jaguars also had far and away the easiest schedule in the league this year. They are going to get their asses handed to them on Sunday.
damn mac..where you been man!?!?! i was convinced by LC's post but you shed a new light into this game...i feel like teasing steelers is probably best bet. lol
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Quote Originally Posted by andarmac99:
High temps in the teens in Pittsburgh on Sunday and dropping throughout the game. You said in your first post Blake is only accustomed to sunny Florida. What happens when you put a bad QB in cold weather who has never thrown a pass below 38 degrees (and that was against an 0-16 team)? Who cares that there's no wind. When it's that cold the ball is hard and slick. He's going to be painfully inaccurate in this game. Bortles wasn't bad because of wind last week either. He just sucks and he mentally shit his pants. Now take him from a home game vs the 30th ranked pathetic pass rush of the Bills to a game on the road, in the teens, and vs the #1 pass rush of the Steelers (better than JAX) and you have a disaster in the making and multiple turnovers likely. Ben's a statue but he has the best pass blocking OL in the league. JAX only managed 2 sacks in 57! dropbacks in the earlier game knowing full well PIT had to throw all game. The Jaguars also had far and away the easiest schedule in the league this year. They are going to get their asses handed to them on Sunday.
damn mac..where you been man!?!?! i was convinced by LC's post but you shed a new light into this game...i feel like teasing steelers is probably best bet. lol
QUOTE Originally Posted by andarmac99: High temps in the teens in Pittsburgh on Sunday and dropping throughout the game. You said in your first post Blake is only accustomed to sunny Florida. What happens when you put a bad QB in cold weather who has never thrown a pass below 38 degrees (and that was against an 0-16 team)? Who cares that there's no wind. When it's that cold the ball is hard and slick. He's going to be painfully inaccurate in this game. Bortles wasn't bad because of wind last week either. He just sucks and he mentally garbage his pants. Now take him from a home game vs the 30th ranked pathetic pass rush of the Bills to a game on the road, in the teens, and vs the #1 pass rush of the Steelers (better than JAX) and you have a disaster in the making and multiple turnovers likely. Ben's a statue but he has the best pass blocking OL in the league. JAX only managed 2 sacks in 57! dropbacks in the earlier game knowing full well PIT had to throw all game. The Jaguars also had far and away the easiest schedule in the league this year. They are going to get their fools handed to them on Sunday. Yes Bortles isn't a great QB. Yes Jags have had a very easy schedule. Still respectfully disagree that this game will be a blowout. I'd like the Steelers a lot more if this game wasn't off a bye and if Ben, Bell, and Brown played in Week 17. Steelers play better when their offense is clicking and in rhythm, I just don't see it here. Steelers 1-4 ATS last 5 with extra rest. 1-6 ATS in week 1 of the regular season. Two situations where a team can be rusty. We'll see I guess
damn this is another good counter arguement lol fawk!!!
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Quote Originally Posted by LeagueCapper:
QUOTE Originally Posted by andarmac99: High temps in the teens in Pittsburgh on Sunday and dropping throughout the game. You said in your first post Blake is only accustomed to sunny Florida. What happens when you put a bad QB in cold weather who has never thrown a pass below 38 degrees (and that was against an 0-16 team)? Who cares that there's no wind. When it's that cold the ball is hard and slick. He's going to be painfully inaccurate in this game. Bortles wasn't bad because of wind last week either. He just sucks and he mentally garbage his pants. Now take him from a home game vs the 30th ranked pathetic pass rush of the Bills to a game on the road, in the teens, and vs the #1 pass rush of the Steelers (better than JAX) and you have a disaster in the making and multiple turnovers likely. Ben's a statue but he has the best pass blocking OL in the league. JAX only managed 2 sacks in 57! dropbacks in the earlier game knowing full well PIT had to throw all game. The Jaguars also had far and away the easiest schedule in the league this year. They are going to get their fools handed to them on Sunday. Yes Bortles isn't a great QB. Yes Jags have had a very easy schedule. Still respectfully disagree that this game will be a blowout. I'd like the Steelers a lot more if this game wasn't off a bye and if Ben, Bell, and Brown played in Week 17. Steelers play better when their offense is clicking and in rhythm, I just don't see it here. Steelers 1-4 ATS last 5 with extra rest. 1-6 ATS in week 1 of the regular season. Two situations where a team can be rusty. We'll see I guess
damn this is another good counter arguement lol fawk!!!
Ben trying to avenge the most personally embarrassing defeat of his career. The defense has Fournettes photo plastered all over their locker room after he shredded and taunted them in that first matchup. Ryan Shazier at practice in a wheelchair this week. And some copy and paste on regarding the forecast. More wind coming Bortles' way.
The forecast at this time has temps in the teens at times for the game that starts at 1:05pm at Heinz Field. Snow flurries may be falling with cloudy conditions. Wind speeds are likely to top out near 20mph with wind gusts over 30mph possible. It will be a nasty day for fans trying to stay warm but perfect football weather.
So far this season, the coldest game the Jags have played in was at Nashville playing the Tennessee Titans on December 31. Temperatures were in the mid-20s for the game with a wind chill of about 12°. Starters didn’t play in the game as the Jaguars seeding was already determined and they lost the game 15-10.
This weekend’s game may be one of the colder ones in the brief Jaguars season. The franchises coldest game ever was played on December 17th, 2000. Temperatures for that game were in the mid-teens with a wind chill near 0°. Jacksonville lost the game 17-14.
Other cold weather games the Jaguars have played in
2nd coldest: 1/3/2010 At Cleveland, 16°F, 16°F Wind at 15mph, ‘Feels Like’ 5°F, Jags lose 23-17
3rd Coldest: 12/7/2008 At Chicago, 19°F, winds 12 mph, ‘Feels Like’ 10°F, Jags lost
4th Coldest: 1/19/1997 (AFC Championship Game) at New England, 25°F, winds 20mph, ‘Feels Like’ 10°F, Jags lost 20-6.
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Ben trying to avenge the most personally embarrassing defeat of his career. The defense has Fournettes photo plastered all over their locker room after he shredded and taunted them in that first matchup. Ryan Shazier at practice in a wheelchair this week. And some copy and paste on regarding the forecast. More wind coming Bortles' way.
The forecast at this time has temps in the teens at times for the game that starts at 1:05pm at Heinz Field. Snow flurries may be falling with cloudy conditions. Wind speeds are likely to top out near 20mph with wind gusts over 30mph possible. It will be a nasty day for fans trying to stay warm but perfect football weather.
So far this season, the coldest game the Jags have played in was at Nashville playing the Tennessee Titans on December 31. Temperatures were in the mid-20s for the game with a wind chill of about 12°. Starters didn’t play in the game as the Jaguars seeding was already determined and they lost the game 15-10.
This weekend’s game may be one of the colder ones in the brief Jaguars season. The franchises coldest game ever was played on December 17th, 2000. Temperatures for that game were in the mid-teens with a wind chill near 0°. Jacksonville lost the game 17-14.
Other cold weather games the Jaguars have played in
2nd coldest: 1/3/2010 At Cleveland, 16°F, 16°F Wind at 15mph, ‘Feels Like’ 5°F, Jags lose 23-17
3rd Coldest: 12/7/2008 At Chicago, 19°F, winds 12 mph, ‘Feels Like’ 10°F, Jags lost
4th Coldest: 1/19/1997 (AFC Championship Game) at New England, 25°F, winds 20mph, ‘Feels Like’ 10°F, Jags lost 20-6.
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Ben trying to avenge the most personally embarrassing defeat of his career. The defense has Fournettes photo plastered all over their locker room after he shredded and taunted them in that first matchup. Ryan Shazier at practice in a wheelchair this week. And some copy and paste on regarding the forecast. More wind coming Bortles' way.
The forecast at this time has temps in the teens at times for the game that starts at 1:05pm at Heinz Field. Snow flurries may be falling with cloudy conditions. Wind speeds are likely to top out near 20mph with wind gusts over 30mph possible. It will be a nasty day for fans trying to stay warm but perfect football weather.
So far this season, the coldest game the Jags have played in was at Nashville playing the Tennessee Titans on December 31. Temperatures were in the mid-20s for the game with a wind chill of about 12°. Starters didn’t play in the game as the Jaguars seeding was already determined and they lost the game 15-10.
This weekend’s game may be one of the colder ones in the brief Jaguars season. The franchises coldest game ever was played on December 17th, 2000. Temperatures for that game were in the mid-teens with a wind chill near 0°. Jacksonville lost the game 17-14.
Other cold weather games the Jaguars have played in
2nd coldest: 1/3/2010 At Cleveland, 16°F, 16°F Wind at 15mph, ‘Feels Like’ 5°F, Jags lose 23-17
3rd Coldest: 12/7/2008 At Chicago, 19°F, winds 12 mph, ‘Feels Like’ 10°F, Jags lost
4th Coldest: 1/19/1997 (AFC Championship Game) at New England, 25°F, winds 20mph, ‘Feels Like’ 10°F, Jags lost 20-6.
Where are you reading this from? Every weather website I've checked is showing 5-7 mph winds.
As for your stats of Jacksonville in cold weather games prior to 2010, those are irrelevant. The team lost more games than any other team for the past decade, regardless of certain situations.
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Quote Originally Posted by Polar_Bear:
Ben trying to avenge the most personally embarrassing defeat of his career. The defense has Fournettes photo plastered all over their locker room after he shredded and taunted them in that first matchup. Ryan Shazier at practice in a wheelchair this week. And some copy and paste on regarding the forecast. More wind coming Bortles' way.
The forecast at this time has temps in the teens at times for the game that starts at 1:05pm at Heinz Field. Snow flurries may be falling with cloudy conditions. Wind speeds are likely to top out near 20mph with wind gusts over 30mph possible. It will be a nasty day for fans trying to stay warm but perfect football weather.
So far this season, the coldest game the Jags have played in was at Nashville playing the Tennessee Titans on December 31. Temperatures were in the mid-20s for the game with a wind chill of about 12°. Starters didn’t play in the game as the Jaguars seeding was already determined and they lost the game 15-10.
This weekend’s game may be one of the colder ones in the brief Jaguars season. The franchises coldest game ever was played on December 17th, 2000. Temperatures for that game were in the mid-teens with a wind chill near 0°. Jacksonville lost the game 17-14.
Other cold weather games the Jaguars have played in
2nd coldest: 1/3/2010 At Cleveland, 16°F, 16°F Wind at 15mph, ‘Feels Like’ 5°F, Jags lose 23-17
3rd Coldest: 12/7/2008 At Chicago, 19°F, winds 12 mph, ‘Feels Like’ 10°F, Jags lost
4th Coldest: 1/19/1997 (AFC Championship Game) at New England, 25°F, winds 20mph, ‘Feels Like’ 10°F, Jags lost 20-6.
Where are you reading this from? Every weather website I've checked is showing 5-7 mph winds.
As for your stats of Jacksonville in cold weather games prior to 2010, those are irrelevant. The team lost more games than any other team for the past decade, regardless of certain situations.
High temps in the teens in Pittsburgh on Sunday and dropping throughout the game. You said in your first post Blake is only accustomed to sunny Florida. What happens when you put a bad QB in cold weather who has never thrown a pass below 38 degrees (and that was against an 0-16 team)? Who cares that there's no wind. When it's that cold the ball is hard and slick. He's going to be painfully inaccurate in this game.
Bortles wasn't bad because of wind last week either. He just sucks and he mentally garbage his pants. Now take him from a home game vs the 30th ranked pathetic pass rush of the Bills to a game on the road, in the teens, and vs the #1 pass rush of the Steelers (better than JAX) and you have a disaster in the making and multiple turnovers likely. Ben's a statue but he has the best pass blocking OL in the league. JAX only managed 2 sacks in 57! dropbacks in the earlier game knowing full well PIT had to throw all game.
The Jaguars also had far and away the easiest schedule in the league this year. They are going to get their fools handed to them on Sunday.
Could not have said it any better. Like I said yesterday....nobody is talking about the Steelers defense. Jags backers and even Pats backers may be very surprised with what they see come this weekend.
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Quote Originally Posted by andarmac99:
High temps in the teens in Pittsburgh on Sunday and dropping throughout the game. You said in your first post Blake is only accustomed to sunny Florida. What happens when you put a bad QB in cold weather who has never thrown a pass below 38 degrees (and that was against an 0-16 team)? Who cares that there's no wind. When it's that cold the ball is hard and slick. He's going to be painfully inaccurate in this game.
Bortles wasn't bad because of wind last week either. He just sucks and he mentally garbage his pants. Now take him from a home game vs the 30th ranked pathetic pass rush of the Bills to a game on the road, in the teens, and vs the #1 pass rush of the Steelers (better than JAX) and you have a disaster in the making and multiple turnovers likely. Ben's a statue but he has the best pass blocking OL in the league. JAX only managed 2 sacks in 57! dropbacks in the earlier game knowing full well PIT had to throw all game.
The Jaguars also had far and away the easiest schedule in the league this year. They are going to get their fools handed to them on Sunday.
Could not have said it any better. Like I said yesterday....nobody is talking about the Steelers defense. Jags backers and even Pats backers may be very surprised with what they see come this weekend.
Where are you reading this from? Every weather website I've checked is showing 5-7 mph winds.
As for your stats of Jacksonville in cold weather games prior to 2010, those are irrelevant. The team lost more games than any other team for the past decade, regardless of certain situations.
They are not my stats they are simply game results that came with the copy and past of the article detailing the weather forecast for the game, just sharing what I found, nothing more nothing less. As for how the Jags were in those games the first game mentioned was simply stating their coldest so far this season which was a loss, it did note some starters did not play, and this weeks game will be colder than that.
As for what kind of a team the Jags were during the seasons of those other games, yes and no...2010 the Jags were an 8-8 football team......2008 the Jags were 5-11.....1997 they were an 11-5 football team and went to the playoffs. So a losing season, a .500 season and a season where they had more wins than the present group. It's all conjecture so obviously to be taken with a grain of salt, but we are just sharing info here right? Doesn't hurt to read it and super easy to ignore. Again GL with all your plays this weekend. Jags have a great defense. The wind and the rest of it is from the meteorologist mentioned at the bottom of the article. Cheers!
Anyway you slice it, it looks like a cold, crappy Pittsburgh day ahead Sunday and you can bet a lifetime supply of fresh squid that the Steelers will do absolutely nothing to help improve field conditions. Should be fun!
The lion and the tiger may be more powerful, but the wolf doesn't perform in the circus.
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Quote Originally Posted by LeagueCapper:
Where are you reading this from? Every weather website I've checked is showing 5-7 mph winds.
As for your stats of Jacksonville in cold weather games prior to 2010, those are irrelevant. The team lost more games than any other team for the past decade, regardless of certain situations.
They are not my stats they are simply game results that came with the copy and past of the article detailing the weather forecast for the game, just sharing what I found, nothing more nothing less. As for how the Jags were in those games the first game mentioned was simply stating their coldest so far this season which was a loss, it did note some starters did not play, and this weeks game will be colder than that.
As for what kind of a team the Jags were during the seasons of those other games, yes and no...2010 the Jags were an 8-8 football team......2008 the Jags were 5-11.....1997 they were an 11-5 football team and went to the playoffs. So a losing season, a .500 season and a season where they had more wins than the present group. It's all conjecture so obviously to be taken with a grain of salt, but we are just sharing info here right? Doesn't hurt to read it and super easy to ignore. Again GL with all your plays this weekend. Jags have a great defense. The wind and the rest of it is from the meteorologist mentioned at the bottom of the article. Cheers!
Anyway you slice it, it looks like a cold, crappy Pittsburgh day ahead Sunday and you can bet a lifetime supply of fresh squid that the Steelers will do absolutely nothing to help improve field conditions. Should be fun!
They are not my stats they are simply game results that came with the copy and past of the article detailing the weather forecast for the game, just sharing what I found, nothing more nothing less. As for how the Jags were in those games the first game mentioned was simply stating their coldest so far this season which was a loss, it did note some starters did not play, and this weeks game will be colder than that.
As for what kind of a team the Jags were during the seasons of those other games, yes and no...2010 the Jags were an 8-8 football team......2008 the Jags were 5-11.....1997 they were an 11-5 football team and went to the playoffs. So a losing season, a .500 season and a season where they had more wins than the present group. It's all conjecture so obviously to be taken with a grain of salt, but we are just sharing info here right? Doesn't hurt to read it and super easy to ignore. Again GL with all your plays this weekend. Jags have a great defense. The wind and the rest of it is from the meteorologist mentioned at the bottom of the article. Cheers!
Anyway you slice it, it looks like a cold, crappy Pittsburgh day ahead Sunday and you can bet a lifetime supply of fresh squid that the Steelers will do absolutely nothing to help improve field conditions. Should be fun!
Best of luck to you as well mate
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Quote Originally Posted by Polar_Bear:
They are not my stats they are simply game results that came with the copy and past of the article detailing the weather forecast for the game, just sharing what I found, nothing more nothing less. As for how the Jags were in those games the first game mentioned was simply stating their coldest so far this season which was a loss, it did note some starters did not play, and this weeks game will be colder than that.
As for what kind of a team the Jags were during the seasons of those other games, yes and no...2010 the Jags were an 8-8 football team......2008 the Jags were 5-11.....1997 they were an 11-5 football team and went to the playoffs. So a losing season, a .500 season and a season where they had more wins than the present group. It's all conjecture so obviously to be taken with a grain of salt, but we are just sharing info here right? Doesn't hurt to read it and super easy to ignore. Again GL with all your plays this weekend. Jags have a great defense. The wind and the rest of it is from the meteorologist mentioned at the bottom of the article. Cheers!
Anyway you slice it, it looks like a cold, crappy Pittsburgh day ahead Sunday and you can bet a lifetime supply of fresh squid that the Steelers will do absolutely nothing to help improve field conditions. Should be fun!
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