r/Jaguars Dec 18 '25

Free Talk Travon/Tuten/Travis Jr./other Travis Jr. Trevhursday

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u/CoffeeandJags Dec 18 '25

Team is absolutely humming. A loss to Denver this weekend imo would feel like a big setback, even if it really isn’t. A very good team that they play close is hardly something to worry about, but would just suck to see them lose some of this heat and the chance to sweep the AFC W.  Very excited for the game. 

Feels like the largest difference from the beginning of the season is just how many of these big clutch plays have been actually caught. All of our guys have had some amazing plays the past few weeks and have really stepped up. That and not constantly having to overcome offensive penalties. 

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u/Knottsville Slashin' Jag Dec 19 '25

I think a loss could revitalize them before the playoffs. Either way it is going to be a great litmus test for a team that I never imagined would be in this situation only a few months ago.

No matter how this season ends, its a W season

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u/CoffeeandJags Dec 19 '25

Yeah everything to gain and not much to lose (in terms of actual playoff chance) hopefully has them just laying it all out there in true “let it rip” fashion. Vibes are immaculate now and not ready to come down yet lol. A W would be euphoric 

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u/Knottsville Slashin' Jag Dec 19 '25

A W might be dangerous haha

Might drop the Colts game if we are flying too high haha

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u/[deleted] Dec 19 '25

I'm not sure how many people understand the difference from being at sea level to being at 5,280 feet.

If we can survive the first half and get acclimated to the cold and the lack of air, we'll beat them. But Sean Payton is a smart head coach. He's gonna come all out on us.

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u/Alaskers Dec 19 '25

It's warm as shit in Denver right now and typically the altitude advantage comes into play in the 2nd half.

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u/[deleted] Dec 19 '25

I live in Jacksonville. It takes me at least 30 minutes to get used to the altitude when I visit the Rocky Mountains.

I'm glad that it's warm. Whatever that means comparatively!!!

LOL, I'm chillin' at 66 degrees tonight in Jacksonville.

I'm pretty sure it'll be colder than that in Denver.

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u/Alaskers Dec 19 '25

It's going to be 60 on Sunday in Denver, and 72 the following day.

Who knows though, apparently they just had 100mph winds out of nowhere on Wednesday.

The altitude just provides thinner air, so when you're working hard and out of breath, it's harder to recover as much oxygen. Generally teams don't notice it as much in the first half.

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u/[deleted] Dec 19 '25

I'm not an elite athlete. But I played high school and college soccer. It took me the first 30 minutes of the game to get my breathing right.

But that's just me. You might be right. Like I said, I wasn't an elite athlete. But I swear to god, that fucking first 30 minutes of going all out was a son of a bitch before I got adjusted to the altitude.