Does 10-7 Get Us In?

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(12-05-2023, 11:05 PM)BIGDADDYFROMCINCINNATI Wrote: Yeah, with Lawrence out for at least 3-4 weeks the Jags may have a tough time up at the mistake on the lake. The Browns had a bad loss to the Rams and they're down to their 3rd string QB, so anything is possible with them.  The Browns will most likely go 10-7 with losses to Houston and us.  That makes week 18 even more interesting.

As far as possible tiebreakers they look at head-to-head matchups first.  So assuming we beat the Colts, and assuming the Bills, Colts, and Jags are all 10-7 at the end, we win the tiebreaker.  Against Cleveland, we most likely would go 1-1 with them but they've beaten the Steelers and Ravens so they'll have more conference wins thus winning the tiebreaker.

I don't know that Lawrence will be out all that long. He thinks he might even be able to play Sunday:

"Lawrence said Wednesday that his right ankle feels much better than he anticipated it would two days after suffering a high ankle sprain when left tackle Walter Little stepped on his foot and then having it get caught underneath him when he fell.

He's happy with the way his rehab has gone so far and is hopeful that continues, and he can get cleared to play at the Browns on Sunday."


I guess it looked a lot worse on Monday Night than it really was.


https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/39057236/qb-trevor-lawrence-jaguars-had-cart-available-refused-it