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by **Cornbread Maxwell** » Fri Sep 16, 2005 11:56 am

awwchrist wrote:Seattle hasn't had front four pressure in half a decade. But we got into Leftwich pretty damn well last week.

I don't think it's a lock that the Jags will be able to bust out the big passing game just because of what they did last year versus Indy.

I know some of you were touting the Colts improved pass rush/defense not more than a couple days ago after the Ravens game.

Im saying both could happen actually. If IND goes up by a couple TDs - then JAX will basically abandon the run. IND's D-line will T-off against the pass and at the same time, Lefty will throw much more which could result in more opportunities for the JAX WRs. Getting sacked more frequently and putting up big passing stats are mutually exclusive - both can happen - but it requires them to abandon the run early.

by **Lushcrush** » Fri Sep 16, 2005 7:57 pm

awwchrist wrote:Seattle hasn't had front four pressure in half a decade. But we got into Leftwich pretty damn well last week.

I don't think it's a lock that the Jags will be able to bust out the big passing game just because of what they did last year versus Indy.

I know some of you were touting the Colts improved pass rush/defense not more than a couple days ago after the Ravens game.

Look for Jones to sometimes move head up on Dwight Freeney and whip a fit on him }:-)