Jacksonville vs. Steelers: Instant Analysis, third quarter
Pathetic.
Just when you think the Steelers have figured things out, and are ready to begin playing at the level they achieved last season we see a horrible fifteen minutes of football that was the third quarter.
Offense: Six offensive plays for 3 yards, and one first down. Not exactly what one would call "setting the tone."
Defense: Worse than pathetic. An 18 play drive for a touchdown? Maurice Jones-Drew is a phenomenal running back, but to allow the Jaguars to seize control of the game that way . . . we started having flashbacks to Baltimore and Houston.
Special teams: Ryan Mundy is a fine player, but what a horrible penalty. And Daniel Sepulveda's net punting average of 39 yards didn't help matters.
Just when you think the Steelers have figured things out, and are ready to begin playing at the level they achieved last season we see a horrible fifteen minutes of football that was the third quarter.
Offense: Six offensive plays for 3 yards, and one first down. Not exactly what one would call "setting the tone."
Defense: Worse than pathetic. An 18 play drive for a touchdown? Maurice Jones-Drew is a phenomenal running back, but to allow the Jaguars to seize control of the game that way . . . we started having flashbacks to Baltimore and Houston.
Special teams: Ryan Mundy is a fine player, but what a horrible penalty. And Daniel Sepulveda's net punting average of 39 yards didn't help matters.
Labels: Instant Analysis, Jacksonville Jaguars
<< Home