Jaguars @ Packers 11/15/20 Nooner GDT

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I remember the Packers-Jags game several years ago where Rodgers was being dragged down - and drilled one into the EZ to hit Adams on an impossible catch ...over Davon House. Starts at 1:43
And there's some Marcedes Lewis highlights in there too from his Jags days

https://youtu.be/GcNq5T7BmdQ?t=102

[BF004]

I remember the Packers-Jags game several years ago where Rodgers was being dragged down - and drilled one into the EZ to hit Adams on an impossible catch ...over Davon House. Starts at 1:43
And there's some Marcedes Lewis highlights in there too from his Jags days

https://youtu.be/GcNq5T7BmdQ?t=102

First post too

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from Bill Huber at SI

Turnstile Taylor

"Jacksonville selected offensive tackle Jawaan Taylor early in the second round of the 2019 draft. In time, maybe he’ll play to those expectations. However, he remains a work in progress. Of 55 offensive tackles to play at least 50 percent of the pass-protecting snaps this season, the Jags’ right tackle ranks 52nd in PFF’s pass-blocking metric with five sacks and 32 total pressures.

Za’Darius Smith and Preston Smith had some impactful rushes against San Francisco on Thursday night and could be primed to do so again if the Packers can take an early lead."

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First post too

It was a great throw/catch, definitely worthy of 2 posts

from the Dope Sheet

https://www.packers.com/news/packers-ho ... t-lambeau

* It is the first time Green Bay has started 6-2 or better in back-to-back years since 2001-02.
* The Packers have won 11 of their last 13 regular-season games.
* Last season, Green Bay won both weeks after it played a game on a Thursday night.
* Green Bay has won 15 of the last 18 games it has played against an AFC team at Lambeau Field.

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Ah i wish I had like an hour every week to just read the dope sheet cover to cover.

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from Packers Wire

S Josh Jones: The former Packer is second on the Jaguars defense in snaps played and total tackles. He’s allowed two touchdown passes and a passer rating of 145.0 into his coverage, per PFF. He wears # 29 in Jville

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more connections

The Packers offense is coordinated by former Jaguars coordinator Nathaniel Hackett, and the offense features three former Jaguars:
receiver Allen Lazard, running back Tyler Ervin and tight end Marcedes Lewis.

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from Packers Wire

S Josh Jones: The former Packer is second on the Jaguars defense in snaps played and total tackles. He’s allowed two touchdown passes and a passer rating of 145.0 into his coverage, per PFF. He wears # 29 in Jville

Well, I guess it's safe to say he hasn't improved at all

[Backthepack4ever]

Yea the jags are really bad. Taylor at RT is a mess. The interior is actually sound. Backup rookie qb we should hit early and offer. I see 3 turnovers and 5 sacks

On d they are even worse. Only 8 sacks on the season. Taven Bryan is a scrub. Josh allan is going to be good but he cant do it alone. Rookie Devon Hamilton has played decent.

There cbs are awful and Josh jones is starting at SS. Yes our old Josh jones

Stay healthy and pound them.
49-13.

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more connections

The Packers offense is coordinated by former Jaguars coordinator Nathaniel Hackett, and the offense features three former Jaguars:
receiver Allen Lazard, running back Tyler Ervin and tight end Marcedes Lewis.

Interesting note, Adam Stenavich was OL Coach when Tyler Ervin was the RB there including Ervin's senior season where got 1601 rushing yards and 13 TD's.

Think I remember hearing Stenavich pounding the table to bring Ervin here when he was available last year.

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So we could be looking at both King and Alexander out this week.

I am guessing they will give Jaw every second to clear protocol, but Jackson and Holman is a real possibility.

[Cdragon]

So we could be looking at both King and Alexander out this week.

I am guessing they will give Jaw every second to clear protocol, but Jackson and Holman is a real possibility.

Extra time can mean a lot to a concussed brain. I'd rather see him get the extra week.

[go pak go]

So we could be looking at both King and Alexander out this week.

I am guessing they will give Jaw every second to clear protocol, but Jackson and Holman is a real possibility.

Extra time can mean a lot to a concussed brain. I'd rather see him get the extra week.

I agree.

DJ Shark or whatever his name is very good. He is a true Number 1 receiver. But this is about as good as a game as any to let Jackson and Hollman see what they can do.

I am leaning towards sitting out both King and Alexander so they are ready vs Philip Rivers who is a Packers killa.

I want our guys playing at their max in December. I don't want any lingering injuries. Get them right now so they are great when they need to be great.

[Backthepack4ever]

King is a lingering injury. I would like him to go if he can to shake the rust. Its a good match up against a bigger wr.

[go pak go]

King is a lingering injury. I would like him to go if he can to shake the rust. Its a good match up against a bigger wr.

He tried to practice a couple weeks ago and reinjured it and hasn't gone since.

These are the exact type of injuries you don't want to push.

I don't want to read a story in April about Kevin King getting surgery because the coaching staff let him back too soon like we have seen over and over and over again.

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[Backthepack4ever]

King is a lingering injury. I would like him to go if he can to shake the rust. Its a good match up against a bigger wr.

He tried to practice a couple weeks ago and reinjured it and hasn't gone since.

These are the exact type of injuries you don't want to push.

I don't want to read a story in April about Kevin King getting surgery because the coaching staff let him back too soon like we have seen over and over and over again.

He has been practicing in a limited roll for 2 weeks. The packers have been pretty good at not forcing guys back to soon. If they think hes ready to go he needs to go.

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