finished up the preseason with a 7-4 record.
jax.-6 (120)...
last year both teams finished up the season at 8-8, but jax. was clearly the better team.last year tenn. was outstated in many of their games, including the ones that they won.
for example....
last year tenn. upset jax. at home 24-17 getting 3.5 points. in that game the jax. offense outgained the tenn. offense...396 yards to 98 yards.tenn.only got 5 first downs.they scored on 2td returns & a fumble recovery return.in that game jax. had the ball for 44:22 minutes, while tenn. had it for 15:38 minutes. i read that in the past 18 seasons, there have been 10 non-ot games games in which 1 team held the ball for at least 44 minutes. in every game but last year's jax/tenn. game, the team that dominated the clock won by double digits.
i think jax. will be out for revenge.
also since 1999, jax.is 8-0 ats in their season opener, covering the spread by 10 ppg.
last year jax. led the league in points allowed at home...the average was 11 ppg against teams such as dallas, indy, & the pats.
the jax. offense is having some problems at the wide receiver position. it won't matter because tenn. did very little to improve their #30th ranked run defense (144 yards per game) from last year....& with jax. having 2 quality runners will run the ball all day on the tenn defense.
a trend supporting this play...
play on - favorites (jax) - in the first week of the season, after closing out last season with 3 or more straight ats losses.
ats record is.....28-6 since 1983.....82.4%
over the last 3 seasons the situation's record is....2-0.
over the last 5 seasons the situation's record is....5-0.
over the last 10 seasons the situation's record is....11-1).
good luck.
jax.-6 (120)...
last year both teams finished up the season at 8-8, but jax. was clearly the better team.last year tenn. was outstated in many of their games, including the ones that they won.
for example....
last year tenn. upset jax. at home 24-17 getting 3.5 points. in that game the jax. offense outgained the tenn. offense...396 yards to 98 yards.tenn.only got 5 first downs.they scored on 2td returns & a fumble recovery return.in that game jax. had the ball for 44:22 minutes, while tenn. had it for 15:38 minutes. i read that in the past 18 seasons, there have been 10 non-ot games games in which 1 team held the ball for at least 44 minutes. in every game but last year's jax/tenn. game, the team that dominated the clock won by double digits.
i think jax. will be out for revenge.
also since 1999, jax.is 8-0 ats in their season opener, covering the spread by 10 ppg.
last year jax. led the league in points allowed at home...the average was 11 ppg against teams such as dallas, indy, & the pats.
the jax. offense is having some problems at the wide receiver position. it won't matter because tenn. did very little to improve their #30th ranked run defense (144 yards per game) from last year....& with jax. having 2 quality runners will run the ball all day on the tenn defense.
a trend supporting this play...
play on - favorites (jax) - in the first week of the season, after closing out last season with 3 or more straight ats losses.
ats record is.....28-6 since 1983.....82.4%
over the last 3 seasons the situation's record is....2-0.
over the last 5 seasons the situation's record is....5-0.
over the last 10 seasons the situation's record is....11-1).
good luck.