Week 5: Jaguars @ Seahawks

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savage

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Game Plan:

The Seahawks will attempt to take advantage of Jacksonville's vulnerable pass defense. The Jags are ranked 31 against the pass this season and only have three sacks, the fewest in the league. Seattle's receiving core is the strength of the team, and if the Seahawks can get quarterback Matt Hasselbeck back, they could take advantages of some mismatches on the perimeter of the defense.


Matchups To Watch:

Jaguars defensive line vs. Seahawks OT Brandon Frye. The free agent, third-year player struggled to keep up with the Colts' Dwight Freeney last week. If quarterback Matt Hasselbeck returns on Sunday, then Seattle should provide more help to Frye in passing situations in order to protect their quarterback.

Jaguars running back Maurice Jones-Drew vs. Seahawks defensive line. Jags quarterback David Garrard had a solid game last week against Tennessee, but Jones-Drew still is the team's offensive catalyst. Seattle's defense will have to limit Jones-Drew's big-play ability and force the Jags to throw.


Injury Impact:

The Seahawks likely will be missing six projected starters on Sunday. Offensive tackles Sean Locklear and Walter Jones, offensive guard Rob Sims, linebacker Leroy Hill, defensive end Patrick Kerney and cornerback Marcus Trufant are all expected to miss Sunday's game against Jacksonville.

I'll be happy as hell if the Hawks win this game without those starters. Because if we can win this game without them, I want to see what we can do with them. Either way, I hope it's a good game, and not a slaughter, on either side of the ball.
 
savage

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HASSELBECK BACK AT IT

Matt Hasselbeck not only practiced for the second day in a row, the team’s three-time Pro Bowl quarterback looked better than he did on Wednesday in his first action since fracturing a rib during the Week 2 loss to the 49ers.

“Matt did look good today. He’s been looking good the last couple days,” wide receiver Nate Burleson said. “He was getting that ball out there, zipping it around.”

But Hasselbeck’s contributions go beyond the physical.

“He’s got a little fire in his eyes when he’s in the huddle calling the plays,” Burleson said. “That gets us going. I can tell there’s a drive inside him, there’s an excitement inside him to get out there on the field. That’s good.”

JACKSON TO START

Lawrence Jackson, last year’s first-round draft choice, has moved into the starting lineup at left defensive end. Jackson actually started last week, but the explanation was that Cory Redding was going to be needed to play tackle in the nickel line because the Colts throw the ball so much.

But today, defensive coordinator Gus Bradley said that Jackson’s performance in the first four games elevated him into the starting unit. Jackson leads the team with three sacks.

“Lawrence is our left end right now,” Bradley said. “Everybody plays a lot, so Cory will still play quite a bit. But Lawrence has earned this. We challenged him. We said we need to see it game in and game out, and he has put a couple good games together. So he has earned that opportunity.”

INJURY REPORT

The official report, as released by the team:

OUT

» LB Leroy Hill (groin)
» OT Walter Jones (k nee)
» OT Sean Locklear (ankle)
» OG Rob Sims (ankle)
DID NOT PRACTICE

» DE Patrick Kerney (groin)
LIMITED IN PRACTICE

» QB Matt Hasselbeck (rib)
» MLB Lofa Tatupu (hamstring)
FULL PARTICIPATION

» FB Justin Griffith (knee)
» CB Josh Wilson (ankle)
Wilson participated in every phase of practice for the second consecutive day and appears ready to return to the lineup for the first time since spraining his ankle against the 49ers.

Hill, meanwhile, was doing resistance training on a side field with assistant trainer Donald Rich. Hill is not expected back until after the Week 7 bye, but his workout today was a needed step in that direction.
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I hate that several of our key starting olinemen only get injured and not the backups. We're going to need the backups to step up and actually be the starters in the future when the vets are gone, but give the youngins the injuries right now instead of when they matter the most. The injury bug can kiss my ass!
 
Skizzy Ske

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Tonight at the bar, I tried to dance wit a fat girl to show her some lovin.... Lemme tel u, I got moves like MJ n still got rejected. Keeep moving on,,, imma tell my girl tomorrow that. I bet she will love that v

god I am drunk.

Seahawks are gay like chree.
 
savage

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Cool Story Bro, but still fuck you and your bday!!! LOL










And I am glad as fuck you got rejected by a fat girl, that shit is hilarious to me LOL







SkizzYeee, the man that can't spit game to fat girls LMAO
 
Skizzy Ske

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Cool post bro, but ur still a seahawks fan which makes u a fagggggggggggot!!!!

Come on skizzzzzyyy ya boy the boy boy(messy marv style) fat girl rejectee. Ain't no worse feelib then gettin rejected by a fat girl, who happened to be savages girl. Ne waaaaays....

Fuck the seahawks.
 
savage

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Of course fat girls need love, hell EVERYONE needs love. I just can't picture my self trying to spit game to a fat girl and being shot down. I'd have to go hang my self or something if that happened. LOL
 
savage

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Hey bring your fat girl topic somewhere else. This is football talk, not SkizzYeee getting shot down by someone larger than him talk. LOL
 
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