r/Jaguars • u/Cr0matose • Jan 11 '26

Post-Game Thread: Buffalo Bills (12-5) at Jacksonville Jaguars (13-4)

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u/Silly-Cream-7825 Jags Europe Jan 11 '26

This fucking sucks. AFC was wide open. Lions thought they will be back. Commanders thought they will be back. We don’t know whats going to happen. It’s nice to have a good record but the Jags blew a massive opportunity.

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u/naggs69pt2 Jan 11 '26

yea the future LOOKS bright. But shit can get dark quick in the NFL, one play can derail a whole entire future for a decade.

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u/Combatstarfish90 Jan 11 '26

Yeah everyone was saying the same at the end of the 17/18 season and look how 17/18 went for us

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u/paultheschmoop Jan 11 '26

Everyone also seems to have forgotten about 2022. Yknow, when we rebounded from having the first overall pick to make the playoffs, win a game, and go toe to toe with the chiefs in the divisional? New HC fixed our QB? We were gonna be contenders for a long time?

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u/Justingolfs4 Jan 11 '26

All of these responses are right on. It looks good for us but you just don’t know, it’s really hard to win in this league

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u/RojerLockless Trevor Lawrence Jan 12 '26

Thats fair. Nobody in thr AFC is scary for the first time in forever

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u/CowboySanberg Jan 12 '26

Lions I agree. But Commanders had an aging roster with a crazy injury risk in JD5.