The Jaguars had their best game of the season on Sunday, but they have no time to celebrate. The 3rd game within 11 days is approaching fast on Thursday night in Atlanta against the Falcons.   And most likely the Jaguars facing the toughest opponent in this 3 game stretch when they hit the filed in the Georgiadome. Atlanta is most likely will make the playoffs (again), and although they are not as dominant as they were last week, at home they represent any team in the league a huge challenge. That not means they don’t have any weak points the Jaguars can use against them. Let’s dig a little deeper. (more…)

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• 1.  The Jaguars are back in Jacksonville tonight – do the fans of the home team show up and do their part as the 12th Man?  The stadium was far from full, but looked comparable to the attendance seen at other teams’ preseason games. Fans that made it out to the game were happy to have football back at Everbank and were quite enthusiastic and about as sober as you’d expect for a Friday night game.  (more…)

• 1.  The Jaguars are back in Jacksonville tonight – do the fans of the home team show up and do their part as the 12th Man?

• 2.  Does David Garrard look healthy and can he command the offensive and move the ball down the field?

• 3.  Can our offensive tackles protect the edge and minimize DE’s John Abraham and Ray Edwards impact on the quarterback?

• 4.  How much time does Blaine Gabbert get with the first team offense – does it feel like the coaches and player evaluators may be giving him the chance to earn the starting quarterback position?

• 5.  Can the Jaguars receivers gain more separation and make more plays to distinguish themselves than last week?

• 6.  Will Rashad Jennings continue to look like a capable backup to MJD with “potential starter” upside?

• 7.  Karim impacted by the NFL’s kickoff rule changes and Scotty McGee has not shown much of his assumed potential and is reportedly on the roster bubble. Will our return specialists be able to make an impact and help make the offense’s job easier this year?

• 8. Will the Jaguars heavily-rotating defensive line be able to penetrate and make plays in the backfield and put Matt Ryan under duress?

• 9. Roddy White, Julio Jones, and Tony Gonzalez are going to catch passes and move the chains – can the Jaguars’ secondary avoid being gouged by big passing plays?

• 10. The Jaguars have made much ado improving their run defense to improve the pass defense – can Tyson Alualu and Terrance Knighton block up the middle and allow our hard hitting linebackers and safeties to make plays on the ball?

- Andrew Hofheimer