DUUUUVAL!!

[Boomer]

Fireworks literally going off here in Jacksonville!

Gotta love these guys. Overcome a 27 point deficit.

[Someday Silent]

"Don't Stop Believin" must be on full blast everywhere.

[woodbinepmi]

Originally Posted by Boomer

Fireworks literally going off here in Jacksonville!

Gotta love these guys. Overcome a 27 point deficit.

Talked to my son immediately after the game and he said the same thing, he lives in Orange Park.

[Boomer]

Originally Posted by woodbinepmi

Talked to my son immediately after the game and he said the same thing, he lives in Orange Park.

They are an easy team to root for. I think everyone that comes to Jax becomes a Jags fan. It is a town that comes together( including the neighboring towns.) just like the team itself.

[PalaceOfFortLarned]

I've made a lot of bad bets, and we've all had our share of bad beats, but this one takes the cake.

Twitter

[Inner Dirt]

Glad I didn't turn the channel, I was just glancing at it here and there for most of the first half but watched all the second half. I feel sorry for Asante Samuel, the guy has a 3 pick game and has to live with that loss. I still am in shock how the Jags came all the way back without the assistance of getting a turnover.

[lamboguy]

Originally Posted by PalaceOfFortLarned

I've made a lot of bad bets, and we've all had our share of bad beats, but this one takes the cake.

https://twitter.com/darrenrovell/sta...03901021437954

back in the old days in what used to be the bleacher seats deep in right field where admission was .50 to get in the place and they let you in for free after the 6th inning. there were a large group of guys that came from all over the country, Pittsburgh Phil included, to bet the in-progress game pitch by pitch. there must have been between 500 and 1000 guys there.

when a game got out of hand, such as the football game with the Jaguars last night, guys would yell out "who wants $1000 to $40". those bets sparsely ever got faded. but one day a guy stepped up to the plate and a guy bet the short end for big money. the guy that faded the bet owned a company that delivered coal, and naturally the guy was called the coal man. the game tipped in the bottom of the 9th and the coal man wound up blowing the whole coal company!

[woodbinepmi]

Originally Posted by Boomer

They are an easy team to root for. I think everyone that comes to Jax becomes a Jags fan. It is a town that comes together( including the neighboring towns.) just like the team itself.

Lived there for 8 years, other than going thru a divorce while there I enjoyed my time in Jax.

[sharkey11]

that type of a bet always made no sense to me you lay so much juice on it that one loss and you can never get even how ever as an action taker i did like em but the bettors did have good luck with them most times except once

[Inner Dirt]

Originally Posted by sharkey11

that type of a bet always made no sense to me you lay so much juice on it that one loss and you can never get even how ever as an action taker i did like em but the bettors did have good luck with them most times except once

I read where the other side was only +2800, eventually the house makes a good profit off those bets.

[Boomer]

And how does Trevor celebrate a huge playoff victory?


A trip to Waffle House


https://www.si.com/extra-mustard/202...l-waffle-house

[PalaceOfFortLarned]

Originally Posted by PalaceOfFortLarned

I've made a lot of bad bets, and we've all had our share of bad beats, but this one takes the cake.

https://twitter.com/darrenrovell/sta...03901021437954

Need to know if this guy doubled down and took the Bills when they were ahead 17-0.