Rex Burkhead, Leonard Fournette Both Questionable For Sunday's Patriots-Jaguars Showdown
The Patriots and Jaguars could both be without their starting running backs for Sunday's clash in Jacksonville.
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The Patriots and Jaguars could both be without their starting running backs for Sunday's clash in Jacksonville.
"I feel like I can catch punts because I can know where the ball is going to go."
It's only Week 2, but there will be a playoff feel down in Jacksonville when they host the Patriots in an AFC Championship Game rematch.
Remember when Tom Brady and Jalen Ramsey exchanged a few words prior to the AFC Championship? The Patriots quarterback does, and used it to pump up fans ahead of their Week 2 clash in Jacksonville.
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"Might be crazy," Ramsey said. "I don't care."
The Jaguars' most important offensive player will be a game-time decision for Sunday's clash of AFC titans in Jacksonville.
For an offense that lost Jeremy Hill to a torn ACL last weekend and is obviously still operating without Julian Edelman during his suspension, the Patriots appear to be short on manpower. Facing a defense like Jacksonville's, that's a bigger issue than it might be against a lesser opponent.
Everyone in charge of making decisions for the Bills has been negligent -- NEGLIGENT -- with regard to the quarterback situation in 2018.
The Jaguars didn't have Leonard Fournette on the practice field on Wednesday, but the Patriots were also without one of their top running backs when they practiced in Foxboro.
"If that's how he feels, that's how he feels."
The Patriots always speak highly of their opponent every single week, but with a trip to Jacksonville on tap for this weekend, the team is elevating that praise to the highest level.
The Jacksonville Jaguars are gearing up for this weekend's AFC Championship Game rematch with the New England Patriots, but are doing so without running back Leonard Fournette.
There's an added layer of attention on potential bulletin-board material, as the Patriots and Jaguars prepare to meet on Sunday afternoon in Jacksonville.
Rob Lowe is a very successful actor. He's been a very successful actor for more than 30 years. He seemingly has it all. But that doesn't stop him from envying the head football coach in Foxboro -- at least in one specific area.
