Ravens Vs. Jaguars: Q&A With Black And Teal Expert

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Nov 15, 2015; Baltimore, MD, USA; Baltimore Ravens defensive back Shareece Wright (35) breaks a pass intended for Jacksonville Jaguars wide receiver Marqise Lee (11) during the fourth quarter at M&T Bank Stadium. The Jaguars won 22-20. Mandatory Credit: Tommy Gilligan-USA TODAY Sports /

5. Do you think the Jaguars get a boost from desperation or does the slow start continue to attack the psyche of the team?

I hope so but I’m not sure if the desperation is going to be enough to make up for the poor coaching that continues to put the players in bad situations. Paul Posluszny can be as motivated as he wants, there’s no reality where he’s capable of covering Travis Benjamin streaking down the field with no help over the top. That happened last week and I don’t think the coaches are good enough to keep it from happening again and again.

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6.) Give me a prediction:

I’m a fan and therefore reactionary so I’m not going to predict a Jaguars win here. I think the Ravens are one of the weaker 2-0 teams so far, but they’re also historically much better than the Jaguars. John Harbaugh is a good coach and I think he’s got the Ravens focused on making up for last year’s silly loss.

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