John Osher

This defense really doesn't depend on one pass rusher to be dominant.

They've been a team and play well together.

Do those things bode well for them or give them a better chance than some teams to slow a player like Josh Allendale?

Yeah, I agree.

It seems that the two biggest keys could be you don't want to have a start like you did in Denver where you don't really move for the first couple.

Because Josh Allen, you know, it can turn into one of those games we've seen this kid play, meaning Josh Allen, where you've got to keep up.

And that's a possibility with him.

I mean, J. Roy's defense can negate that, but you could be in one of those, and all of a sudden you're behind on serve, and you're trying to get back in it.

I also think, really...

The Jaguars have talked so often for 10 weeks about it's about us.

We're not worried about the other team.

And I think in this game that has a lot of merit.

In the last eight weeks, the Jaguars have won six of the games by 14 points.

The only two exceptions are when they turn the ball over inside the 10 against teams in Arizona and against the Colts.

That's a stunning result.

stat in terms of how well this offense has given this team leads margins uh i think the jaguars at the point now where if they don't beat themselves offensively they're really hard to get off the field and uh you know indianapolis think about that one if you if you don't have the two red zone turnovers that's not a six point game it's a blowout arizona the same way really they gave one away sure

And I'm not meaning to go back over that, but when I found that this week, it sort of clarified to me of how well this offense is playing.

Played well against Denver, which was arguably one of the best two or three defenses.

If the Jaguars play their game...

Not every team in the league can keep up with Josh Allen when he's on.