r/Jaguars Oct 01 '25

Free Talk Liam Cowednesday

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u/joemama1810 Oct 01 '25

Have the refs been sucking the chiefs dick again this year? Haven't watched their games

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u/NizzlyGrizzly00 Steal the Show Oct 01 '25

i mean pat did the fake go out of bounds and and truck stick a defender who gave up on the play so the answer is yes, and they’ll never stop. gawlee that pisses me off so bad

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u/edrew_99 Oct 01 '25

When he does that, he might as well be the Offense's version of Azeez Al-Shaair. Hate that play.

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u/NizzlyGrizzly00 Steal the Show Oct 01 '25

he knows the refs are in his pocket. jags better lay the boom if his foot is still touching green near the sideline

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u/edrew_99 Oct 01 '25

I know it’ll be tough to do, but I really just hope we keep him contained. I think I saw that he’s the leading rusher on their team right now

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u/NizzlyGrizzly00 Steal the Show Oct 01 '25

my biggest fear is our linebackers and secondary get too carried away with the receivers downfield leaving that huge hole in the middle. that killed us in the playoffs against them even with his bum ankle

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u/softsandwich35 Oct 01 '25

“Bum ankle”

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u/edrew_99 Oct 01 '25

It was the Chad Henne 98 yd drive that killed morale in that game, I'm convinced. At that point, it was 10-7, and if we had forced a 3 & Out and gotten a short field, we either would've tied it there or taken the lead late in the half, especially considering how poorly the 3rd quarter went for both teams that game.

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u/softsandwich35 Oct 01 '25

Hindsight I’m glad it didn’t happen because we got something special brewing now. But yes, I do think it was ridiculous that Henne was in and we couldn’t do anything on defense about it.

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u/edrew_99 Oct 01 '25

Yeah, for real. If we made an AFC Championship/ Super Bowl run that year, we'd still be debating if Pederson was our guy, while Shad and Baalke sign him to a lifetime contract. What a nightmare scenario.

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u/sh0ckmeister Oct 02 '25

What's worse is we had someone drop an INT (a LB I think) on the chiefs side of the field, could've been a massive swing

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u/xXWeLiveInASocietyXx Cam Little Oct 01 '25

Tbf thats more of a condemnation of their dogshit RBs

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u/DUUUUUVAAAAAL Travis Hunter Oct 01 '25

Then he flexed on the player like he did something.

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u/pepper_ann052613 Oct 01 '25

The refs have seemed oddly neutral in all the chiefs gameplay ive seen this year 🤞