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MATCH-UP Buc's-Jacksonville Jaguars'18 Done TAMPA BAY BUC’S 2-1 vs JACKSONVILLE JAGUARS 2-1 5-11 in 2017(4th NFC-S) 9-7 IN 2016(2nd) 6-10 IN 2015(4th) 10-6 in 2017 (1st AFC-S) 3-13 in 2016 (Last AFC-S) 2-14 in 2014 (4th) 4-12 in 2013 (4th) 7-9 in 2012(3rd) 5-11 in 2015(3rd AFC-S) 3-13 in 2014 (3rd AFC-S) Bucs 1-3 in Pre-Season 2017 Defeated Jaguars 12-8 4-12 (3rd AFC-S)in 2013 SERIES : Jaguars Lead Regular Season 4-2 (1-2 in Tampa, 3-0 @ Jacksonville ) Bucs 5-7 Pre Season (4-4 in Jax, 1-3 @ Tampa) rd Prior to Last seasons(2017) Playoff run BUCS 43 SEASON 1976-2018 Jaguars last winning season was 2007—-- 21st in Raymond James STADIUM(1998) 11-5(2nd in AFC-S)---and reached Playoffs Bucs were the Only NFC-South team to defeat NFC as a Wildcard. Jacksonville defeated Champs Atlanta in 2016. Bucs lost Play-off Tie Pittsburgh 31-29, before losing to New England Breaker to Detroit(Common foes: 3-2,2-3) 31-20 in Divisional Round 2017 2018(Pre) STAT STORY vs Jaguars 2018 2017 2016 (27th) 90.6 (28th) 72.0 RUSH OFFENSE 106.3 (13th) 141.1 (Tops) (4th) 272.9 (Tops) 315.0 PASS OFFENSE 213.7 (T-13th) 224.6 (17th) (9th) 363.5 (2nd ) 387.0 TOTAL OFFENSE 320.0 (11th) 365.9 (6th) (4th) 43.4% (4th ) 42.9% 3rd Down% 41.0% T-7th 37.4% 20th T-12th 50% 4-8 T-Topsh 100% 2-2 4th Down% 2-3 (T-11th) 10-13 (2nd)(NO 1st) th nd SCORING st th 18 20.9pts 2 28.7pts 17.0pts (T-21 ) 26.1pts (5 ) 15th 40 4th 3 SACKS ALLOWED 17 (32nd) 24 (6th) 13 fum 14 int / 27 1 fum 1 int / 2 Total TURNOVERS 1 Fum 3 Int 4 Total 10 Fum 13 Int 23 Total Total (23rd) 117.5 (20th) 109.3 RUSH DEFENSE 111.0 (22nd) 116.3 (21stt) (32nd) 260.6 (28th) 247.3 PASS DEFENSE 143.7 (TOPS) 169.9 (TOPS) (32nd) 378.1 (30th) 356.7 TOTAL DEFENSE 254.7 (4th ) 286.1 (2nd)--Minn (32nd) 48.1% (17th) 35.0% 3rd Down % 20.6% (TOPS) 33.6% (4th) T-22nd 23.9pts T-23rd 23.7pts SCORING 13.3pts (6th)--Clv 16.8pts (2nd)--Min 32nd 22 24th 6 SACKS 11 (Tops) 55 (2nd) 3 v Detroit 13 fum 13 int / 26Total 2 fum 1 int / 3Total TURNOVERS FORCED 2 fum 0 int 2 Total 12 fum 21 int 33 Total th TURNOVER MARGIN T-16 in NFL -1 T-7th in NFL +1 -2 T-23rd +10 T-5th 2017 Red Zone 2018 Red Zone 2018 Red Zone 2017 Red Zone 53 Possessions 13 Possessions RED ZONE OFF 7 Possessions 50 Possessions 26TD (49.1%) –18 FG 8TD (61.5%) –4 FG 5TD (71.4%) – 1 FG 32 TD (64.0%) – 15 FG th th nd NFL (24 ) NFL (11th) NFL (4 ) NFL (2 )-Phil 53 Possessions 12 Possessions 7 Possessions 28 Possessions 29TD (54.7%) –18 FG 6TD (50.0%) –4 FG RED ZONE DEF 4TD(57.1%) –1 FG 11TD(39.3%) –12 FG th th th nd NFL (T-17 ) NFL (T -10 ) NFL (T-17 ) NFL (2 )-LAC HEAD rd nd Dirk KOETTER 3 Year--2016 Doug MARRONE 2 Year*—Since 2017 59 Years Old* (Birthday is February 5, 1959) 52 Years Old* (Birthday is October 22 1965) Dirk Jeffrey Koetter grew up in a football family—his dad was his HS named the 5th Head Coach for the Jaguars in 2017, after serving as coach. He played QB at Idaho State in his home town of Pocatello ID. Interim HC the last 2 games of 2016(Replaced Gus Bradley), Was the He was Head Coach at Boise State(’98-00) and Arizona State (’01- Head Coach at Buffalo 3013-14(15-17), and hired as the Jaguars ’06, 6 years). He was named Offensive Coordinator for Jacksonville in Assistant HC/OL by the Jaguars in 2015. 2007-11(5y), and OC for the Atlanta Falcons 2012-14. His career Was HC @ his alma mater Syracuse 2009-2012(4years -25-25 record). Played in the NFL coaching record in college is 66-44(.600)includes 4-2 record in bowls. for Miami(1987) and Saints (1989) + London Monarchs(1991-92) Pre BUCCANEER RECORD14-18 2-0 v Jags- Jaguars Record 10-6 (2-1Playoffs) 0-1 v Bucs PreSeason CAREER RECORD 14-18 Thru (2017) CAREER RECORD 26-24 (2-0 playoffs) Thru (2017) NOTES vs Jacksonville August 30, 2018(Thur) Todd Monken OffCoord (1st / 3rd) Last Meeting(2017) @Jax Pre Season Executive VP-FB Operations: Mike Bajakian QB Coach (4th) Bucs 12, Jaguars 8 Tom Coughlin 2nd George Warhop Off Line (5th) Run Coord The Buccaneers scored a TD and a pair of Nick Folk Offensive Coordinator: Mike Smith Def Coord (3rd) FGs in the first half, and held off the Jags at the end to Nathaniel HACKETT 2nd Nate Kaczor SpecTm (3rd) preserve a 12-8 win. Was Off Quality Control with Bucs 2006-07 Brenston Buckner DL (1stž Jameis Winston passed for 169 yards(21 for 29). Defensive Coordinator Mark Duffner LB (3rd) Dog Martin scored the Bucs only TD with a 2y run. The Todd WALSH 2nd John Hoke Secondary (3rd) PAT was blocked. Special Teams: Joe DeCamillis (2nd ) Brett Maxie DB (3rd) Chad Henne replaced Blake Bortles(8-13=65y) who WR: Keenan McCardell(Bucs-2002-03) Athletic Trainer: Bobby Slater (5th) was booed by the home town fans and looked bad 2016 Pre Season Last Meeting(2015) RJS Tampa Last Meeting @ Jacksonville 2011 Bucs 27 Jaguars 21 Bucs 38, Jaguars 31 Jaguars 41 Bucs 14 Mike Glennon passed for 120 yards and a TD as the Bucs The Buccaneers ended an 11 game Home Loss skid The Bucs built a 14-0 lead on Josh Freeman and came from behind to win. with the win. Jameis Winston earned his first career LeGarrette Blount TD runs, but the Jaguars Mike Evans caught a 4y TD pass from starter Jameis win as a starting QB in the process. scored 41 unanswered points to win. The Jags Winston, and rookie Roberto Aguayo kicked a pair of FGs, Winston passed for 209 yards ann threw a TD pass to scored a franchise tying 28p in the 2nd quarter including a 34y FG with 1:28 left in the game. Doug Martin. Martin rushed for 123 yards an 2 TDs Blake Bortles passed for 303 yards(23-33) with 4TDs The Buccaneers had a season high 7 turnovers in and 1 intc. The Bucs out-gained the Jags 369y-325 the game NOTES vs Jacksonville August 30, 2018(Thur) Jameis Winston is 4th youngest QB to throw 4 TD passes on Kick-Off DeSean JACKSON is 1 of just 5 players since the 1970 merger to account for 26TDs of 50+ yards(Jerry Rice(36), Randy Moss(29), Weekend v Atlanta 2016 Terrell Owens((26), Steve Smith(26) Winston is the first QB to pass for 4,000+ yards in his first two seasons in the Since 2008, Jackson’s 17.7 yard average per catch leads all NFL receivers NFL The Bucs are 1 of 3 teams to begin the season with 2 Road Games. Arizona is In 2018, the Buccaneers are looking to make the playoffs for the first time 1 of 4 teams to open the season with 2 home games. since 2008. Detroit edged the Bucs with “common foe record” for final spot in 2016). The Bucs haven’t won a playoff game since 2002. TAMPA BAY BUC’S 2-1 vs JACKSONVILLE JAGUARS 2-1 5-11 in 2017(4th NFC-S) 9-7 IN 2016(2nd) 6-10 IN 2015(4th) 10-6 in 2017 (1st AFC-S) 3-13 in 2016 (Last AFC-S) 2-14 in 2014 (4th) 4-12 in 2013 (4th) 7-9 in 2012(3rd) 5-11 in 2015(3rd AFC-S) 3-13 in 2014 (3rd AFC-S) Bucs 1-3 in Pre-Season 2017 Defeated Jaguars 4-12 (3rd AFC-S)in 2013 BUCCANEERS 2018 DRAFT(8) 3 Jameis WINSTON 1 (12) Vita Vea. DT Washington 2 (38) Ronald Jones RB USC 2013 Heisman Trophy Winner 2 (53) M.J. Stewart CB UNC 26-1 as a Starter @ FSU 2 (63) Carlton Davis CB Auburn Most Decorated Player in FSU History 3 (94) Alex Cappa G Humbolt State **NFC Off Player of Week Week 1 v Atlanta’16 4 (117) Jordan Whitehead S Pittsburgh 2018 Season 5 (144) Justin Watson WR Pennsylvania Opponent Comp Attmp Yards TD Intc Sacks/QBR 6 (202) Jack Cichy ILB Wisconsin @Miami 11 13 102y 0 0 1 99.4 @Tennessee 13 18 226 2 0 1 151.4 BUCCANEERS 2017 DRAFT(6) Detroit 6 10 60y 1 0 0 110.4 R1 (19) O.J. Howard TE Alabama Jacksonville R2 (50) Justin Evans S Texas A&M @ New Orleans R3 (84) Chris Godwin WR Penn State Philadelphia R3 (107) Kendall Beckwith LB LSU Pittsburgh(MNF) R4 None @ Chicago @ Atlanta R5 (162) Jeremy McNichols RB Boise State Cleveland R6 None @Cincinnati R7 (227) Stevie Tu’ikolovatu DT USC @Carolina Washington BUCCANEERS 2016 DRAFT(7) @NY Giants R1 (11) Vernon Hargreaves CB Florida(From Bears) San Francisco R2 (39) Noah Spence DE Eastern Kentucky Carolina New Orleans R2 (59) Roberto Aguayo PK FSU (From Chiefs) @Baltimore R3 None @Dallas R4 (108) Ryan Smith CB North Carolina Central Atlanta R5 (148) Caleb Benenoch OT UCLA 2017 Season R6 (183) Devante Bond OLB Oklahoma Opponent Comp Attmp Yards TD Intc Sacks/QBR R6 (197) Dan Vitale FB Northwestern (From Redskins) @Cincinnati 9 13 99y 0 0 0 91.5 R7 None @Jacksonville 21 29 196y 0 0 2 90.6 Cleveland 17 27 200y 0 1 2 70.0 Washington DNP DNP DNP DNP Jaguars 2018 DRAFT (6) Chicago 18 30 204y 1 0 2 91.5 R1 (29) Taven Bryan DT Florida @Minnesota 28 40 328y(6th) 2 3 2 80.0 NY Giants 22 38 332y(7th) 3 0 1 113.0 R2 (61) DJ Chark WR LSU New England(TNF) 26 46 334y(8th) 1 0 2 86.7 R3 (93) Ronnie Harrison S Alabama @ Arizona 9 13 99y 0 0 0 91.5 R4 (129) Will Richardson OT NC State @ Buffalo 32 44 384y(9th) 3 1 1 112.3 R5 None Carolina 21 38 210y 0 2 3 49.2 R6 (203) Tanner Lee QB Nebraska @New Orleans 7 13 67y 0 0 2 68.4 R7 (230) Leon Jacobs DE/OLB Edge Wisconsin NY Jets DNP @MIami DNP R7 (247) Logan Cook P Miss State @Atlanta DNP @Green Bay 21 32 270y 2 0 7 112.8 Jaguars 2017 DRAFT (6) Detroit 26 38 285y 2 2 3 86.0 R1 (4) Leonard Fournette RB LSU @Atlanta(MNF) 27 35 299y 3 0 2 130.5 R2 (34) Cam Robinson OT Alabama (from Seahawkss) @Carolina 21 27 367y(10th) 1 0 6 131.1 R3 (68) Dawuane Smoot DE Illinois New Orleans 28 51 363y(11th) 1 3 2 59.5 R4 (110) Dede Westbrook WR Oklahoma Winston-2016 Season R5 (148) Blair Brown LB Ohio 345-567(60.8%) 4,090y 28TD 18 Intc 32 sks QBR 86.1 R5 None Winston-2015 Season R6 None 312-535(58.3%) 4,025y 22TD 15 Intc 27 sks QBR 84.2 R7 (222) Jalen Myrick CB Minnesota Career Bests: 363y @ St Louis 29 completetions @ Carolina R7 (240) Marquez Williams FB Miami(OH) 5TD @ Philadelphia QBR 131.6 @ Philadelphia (4 Intc v Car) Opponent NOTES Jaguars 2015 DRAFT (8) R1 (3) Dante Fowler DE Florida Jacksonville defeated Buffalo 10-3, and Pittsburgh 45-42 before losing R2 (36) T.J.
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