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3 minutes ago, stbugs said:

Before tonight, he's averaged below 40 yards per game in his career. He had a great game in the playoffs last year as well. Kony Ealy would have been the SB MVP if Shula wasn't an idiot. Henry is just average, even with tonight. AJ Bouye looked like Daryl Worley on that 99 yard run. Jaguars have 100% quit on this season.

Jags and jalen Ramsey are quitters Can’t blame bottles tonight 

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Was considering starting a thread on this topic but Panther related. 

Clearly Jag players have quit on HC Doug Marrone. Effort is a joke.

How will the Panthers show up in Cleveland Sunday? Losing streak, Rivera firing coaches in a clear scapegoat action. How ugly will the stretch get for the Panthers? Especially with the Taints and Falcons chomping at the bit to unravel the stranglehold the Panthers have enjoyed on the NFC South recent seasons past.

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7 minutes ago, Kevin Greene said:

Was considering starting a thread on this topic but Panther related. 

Clearly Jag players have quit on HC Doug Marrone. Effort is a joke.

How will the Panthers show up in Cleveland Sunday? Losing streak, Rivera firing coaches in a clear scapegoat action. How ugly will the stretch get for the Panthers? Especially with the Taints and Falcons chomping at the bit to unravel the stranglehold the Panthers have enjoyed on the NFC South recent seasons past.

Players are paid well to play hard so it will be a reflection of their character if they quit. Tepper will judge ron 

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2 minutes ago, Mikey818 said:

Players are paid well to play hard so it will be a reflection of their character if they quit. Tepper will judge ron 

I don't think it's that simple. Send a message, entitlement, whatever you want to call it. Jags are a season away from a tough Conference Championship game vs the Patriots. They're 4-8 and have quit for quite some time. Ugly if you discern the bulk of your roster has no character.

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