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THIS SEASON IT THE DIFFICULTY WILL BE SET TO ALL-PRO
SEASON 1: http://www.roblox.com/Forum/ShowPost.aspx?PostID=149893916 (PRO)
SEASON 2: http://www.roblox.com/Forum/ShowPost.aspx?PostID=150266806 (PRO)
ROSTER BEFORE PRESEASON CUTS
QB Billy Hill 92 (EXP 1, BOSTON COLLEGE)
QB Blaine Gabbert 80 (EXP 4, MISSOURI)
QB Colt McCoy 73 (EXP 5, TEXAS)
HB Maurice Jones-Drew 96 (EXP 9, UCLA)
HB DeMarco Murray 87 (EXP 4, OKLAHOMA)
HB Stevan Ridley 86 (EXP 4, LSU)
HB Mark Ingram 84 (EXP 4, ALABAMA)
HB Kendall Hunter 82 (EXP 4, OKLAHOMA STATE)
HB Justin Forsett 78 (EXP 7, CALIFORNIA)
FB Marcel Reece 93 (EXP 7, WASHINGTON)
WR Dez Bryant 93 (EXP 5, OKLAHOMA STATE)
WR Hakeem Nicks 88 (EXP 6, NORTH CAROLINA)
WR Cecil Shorts III 83 (EXP 4, MOUNT UNION)
WR Justin Blackmon 81 (EXP 3, OKLAHOMA STATE)
WR Andre Roberts 78 (EXP 5, CITADEL)
WR Johnny Knox 77 (EXP 6, ABILENE CHRISTIAN)
WR Ace Sanders 71 (EXP 2, SOUTH CAROLINA)
WR Princeton Cobb 61 (EXP R, PENNSYLVANIA)
TE Marcedes Lewis 84 (EXP 9, UCLA)
TE Anthony McCoy 79 (EXP 5, USC)
TE Leonard Pope 76 (EXP 9, GEORGIA)
LT Eugene Monroe 90 (EXP 6, VIRGINIA)
LT Mark Asper 79 (EXP 3, OREGON)
LT Winston Walton 51 (EXP R, MINNESOTA)
LG Abdulai Adantor 91 (EXP 1, UTAH)
LG Will Rackley 89 (EXP 4, LEHIGH)
C J.D. Walton 82 (EXP 5, BAYLOR)
C Mike Brewster 79 (EXP 3, OHIO STATE)
RG Vladimir Ducasse 87 (EXP 5, MASSACHUSETTS)
RG Jason Spitz 80 (EXP 9, LOUISVILLE)
RT Luke Joekel 94 (EXP 2, TEXAS A&M)
RT Cameron Bradfield 81 (EXP 4, GRAND VALLEY STATE)
LE Chris Long 96 (EXP 7, VIRGINIA)
LE Tyson Alualu 84 (EXP 5, CALIFORNIA)
LE X'Zavious Sumler 62 (EXP R, NEW HAMPSHIRE)
RE Cliff Avril 86 (EXP 7, PURDUE)
RE Andre Branch 74 (EXP 3, CLEMSON)
RE Soma Breaud 62 (EXP R, TEMPLE)
DT Sen'Derrick Marks 88 (EXP 6, AUBURN)
DT Tony Dorton 88 (EXP R, ARKANSAS)
DT Roy Miller 78 (EXP 6, TEXAS)
DT Ivan Knowlton 75 (EXP R, SAN DIEGO STATE)
LOLB Justin Durant 85 (EXP 8, HAMPTON)
LOLB Koa Misi 82 (EXP 5, UTAH)
LOLB Russell Allen 79 (EXP 6, SAN DIEGO STATE)
MLB Paul Posluszny 86 (EXP 8, PENN STATE)
MLB D.J. Williams 79 (EXP 11, MIAMI)
MLB Pat Angerer 74 (EXP 5, IOWA)
MLB Svondo Knox 63 (EXP R, CALGARY)
ROLB Sean Weatherspoon 89 (EXP 5, MISSOURI)
ROLB Geno Hayes 77 (EXP 7, FLORIDA STATE)
ROLB Bryan Hargrove (EXP R, FORT VALLEY STATE)
CB Brandon Browner 88 (EXP 5, OREGON STATE)
CB Aqib Talib 84 (EXP 7, KANSAS)
CB Kyle Wilson 82 (EXP 5, BOISE STATE)
CB Mike Jenkins 76 (EXP 7, SOUTH FLORIDA)
CB Demetrius McCray 75 (EXP 2, APPALACHIAN STATE)
CB Dwayne Gratz 73 (EXP 2, CONNECTICUT)
FS Rahim Moore 92 (EXP 4, UCLA)
FS Dwight Lowery 84 (EXP 7, SAN JOSE STATE)
FS Scott Jackson 74 (EXP R, SOUTH FLORIDA)
SS Jonathan Cyprien 90 (EXP 2, FLORIDA INTERNATIONAL)
SS Barry Church 74 (EXP 5, TOLEDO)
SS Brent Buie 70 (EXP R, QUEEN'S UNIVERSITY)
K Justin Tucker 94 (EXP 3, TEXAS)
K Steven Hauschka 82 (EXP 7, NORTH CAROLINA STATE)
P Spencer Lanning 82 (EXP 3, SOUTH CAROLINA)
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DRAFT PICKS:
1ST ROUND (32ND OVERALL) DT Tony Dorton, Arkansas
2ND ROUND (64TH OVERALL) FS Scott Jackson, South Florida
3RD ROUND (96TH OVERALL) LT Winston Walton, Minnesota
4TH ROUND (115TH OVERALL) DT Ivan Knowlton, San Diego State
4TH ROUND (128TH OVERALL) MLB Svondo Knox, Calgary
5TH ROUND (160TH OVERALL) SS Brent Buie, Queen's University
6TH ROUND (179TH OVERALL) LE X'Zavious Sumler, New Hampshire
6TH ROUND (192ND OVERALL) RE Soma Breaud, Temple
7TH ROUND (224TH OVERALL) ROLB Bryan Hargrove, Fort Valley State
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FINAL ROSTER AFTER PRESEASON CUTS
QB Billy Hill 92 (EXP 1, BOSTON COLLEGE)
QB Blaine Gabbert 80 (EXP 4, MISSOURI)
QB Colt McCoy 73 (EXP 5, TEXAS)
HB Maurice Jones-Drew 96 (EXP 9, UCLA)
HB DeMarco Murray 87 (EXP 4, OKLAHOMA)
HB Stevan Ridley 86 (EXP 4, LSU)
HB Mark Ingram 84 (EXP 4, ALABAMA)
FB Marcel Reece 93 (EXP 7, WASHINGTON)
WR Dez Bryant 93 (EXP 5, OKLAHOMA STATE)
WR Hakeem Nicks 89(EXP 6, NORTH CAROLINA)
WR Cecil Shorts III 83 (EXP 4, MOUNT UNION)
WR Justin Blackmon 82 (EXP 3, OKLAHOMA STATE)
WR Andre Roberts 78 (EXP 5, CITADEL)
WR Johnny Knox 77 (EXP 6, ABILENE CHRISTIAN)
WR Ace Sanders 71 (EXP 2, SOUTH CAROLINA)
TE Marcedes Lewis 84 (EXP 9, UCLA)
TE Anthony McCoy 79 (EXP 5, USC)
LT Russell Okung 91 (EXP 5, OKLAHOMA STATE)
LT Eugene Monroe 90 (EXP 6, VIRGINIA)
LG Abdulai Adantor 91 (EXP 1, UTAH)
LG Will Rackley 89 (EXP 4, LEHIGH)
C J.D. Walton 82 (EXP 5, BAYLOR)
C Mike Brewster 80 (EXP 3, OHIO STATE)
RG Vladimir Ducasse 88 (EXP 5, MASSACHUSETTS)
RG Jason Spitz 80 (EXP 9, LOUISVILLE)
RT Luke Joekel 94 (EXP 2, TEXAS A&M)
RT Cameron Bradfield 82 (EXP 4, GRAND VALLEY STATE)
LE Chris Long 96 (EXP 7, VIRGINIA)
LE Tyson Alualu 84 (EXP 5, CALIFORNIA)
RE Cliff Avril 86 (EXP 7, PURDUE)
RE Andre Branch 74 (EXP 3, CLEMSON)
DT Tony Dorton 89 (EXP R, ARKANSAS)
DT Sen'Derrick Marks 88 (EXP 6, AUBURN)
DT Ivan Knowlton 75 (EXP R, SAN DIEGO STATE)
LOLB Chad Greenway 88 (EXP 9, IOWA)
LOLB Justin Durant 85 (EXP 8, HAMPTON)
MLB Paul Posluszny 86 (EXP 8, PENN STATE)
MLB D.J. Williams 79 (EXP 11, MIAMI)
MLB Pat Angerer 74 (EXP 5, IOWA)
ROLB Sean Weatherspoon 89 (EXP 5, MISSOURI)
ROLB Geno Hayes 77 (EXP 7, FLORIDA STATE)
CB Brandon Browner 88 (EXP 5, OREGON STATE)
CB Aqib Talib 85 (EXP 7, KANSAS)
CB Kyle Wilson 82 (EXP 5, BOISE STATE)
CB Mike Jenkins 76 (EXP 7, SOUTH FLORIDA)
CB Demetrius McCray 75 (EXP 2, APPALACHIAN STATE)
FS Rahim Moore 92 (EXP 4, UCLA)
FS Dwight Lowery 84 (EXP 7, SAN JOSE STATE)
FS Scott Jackson 74 (EXP R, SOUTH FLORIDA)
SS Jonathan Cyprien 91 (EXP 2, FLORIDA INTERNATIONAL)
SS Brent Buie 70 (EXP R, QUEEN'S UNIVERSITY)
K Justin Tucker 94 (EXP 3, TEXAS)
P Spencer Lanning 82 (EXP 3, SOUTH CAROLINA)
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WEEK 1
(0-1) Broncos 27
(1-0) Jaguars 31 F
KEY PLAYERS:
OFFENSE:
JAX: QB Billy Hill 8-14, 172 yds, 2 TDs
JAX: HB Maurice Jones-Drew 13 rush, 57 yds, TD
JAX: WR Hakeem Nicks 3 rec, 66 yds, TD
DEN: QB Peyton Manning 27-34, 293 yds, 2 TDs
DEN: HB Peyton Hillis 9 rush, 87 yds, TD
DEN: WR Chris Givens 7 rec, 74 yds, 2 TDs (different from Chris Givens of the Rams)
KICKING:
JAX: K Justin Tucker 1-1
DEN: K Matt Prater 2-3 (missed from 57)
SCORING SUMMARY *NEW*:
1st Quarter
[DEN] Givens 4 yd pass from Manning (Prater kick) DEN 7 JAX 0 3:18
2nd Quarter
[DEN] Hillis 2 yd run (Prater kick) DEN 14 JAX 0 2:40
[JAX] Sanders 102 yd kickoff return (Tucker kick) DEN 14 JAX 7 2:30
[DEN] Givens 27 yd pass from Manning (Prater kick) DEN 21 JAX 7 0:50
[DEN] Prater 47 yd FG DEN 24 JAX 7 0:03
HALFTIME: DEN 24 JAX 7
3rd Quarter
[JAX] Jones-Drew 3 yd run (Tucker kick) DEN 24 JAX 14 2:49
[DEN] Prater 43 yd FG DEN 27 JAX 14 0:22
4th Quarter
[JAX] Bryant 25 yd pass from Hill (Tucker kick) DEN 27 JAX 21 6:10
[JAX] Nicks 6 yd pass from Hill (Tucker kick) DEN 27 JAX 28 0:21
[JAX] Tucker 46 yd FG DEN 27 JAX 31 0:00
FINAL: DEN 27 JAX 31
NOTES: Well this was one heck of a game. You could tell I was trailing 24-7 at halftime. Our defense absolutely sucked. Our offense had a slow start (1 first down in 1st half and limited opportunity). Our offense won the game. It woke up and I can already tell our offense is going to bail our defense out greatly this season. Manning was flawless but the Jaguars big plays with Shorts III, Nicks, and Bryant helped pull this one out.
In the 4th quarter Prater missed a crucial 57 yd FG (I don't know why the heck they attempted it, it was way off) which gave us great field position with a 1:22 left. Thanks to our big plays I left 0:21 on the clock (had to wait awhile there could've been 1:00 left and denver could've gotten the game-winning FG). I would expect us to lose if that 57 yd FG was made OR I didn't chew off the clock.
The reason there's that FG at the end of the game was because the Broncos couldn't convert a 4th down at their own 30 yd line. No sportsmanship for the CPU.
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FUN FACT: Peyton Manning and his Broncos are winless against the Jaguars when I've been coach (4-0, including postseason) and we are also 2-0 against them in preseason.
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WEEK 2
(2-0) Jaguars 31 F
(0-2) Texans 13
KEY PLAYERS:
OFFENSE:
JAX: QB Billy Hill 7-13, 86 yds, 2 INTs
JAX: HB Maurice Jones-Drew 23 rush, 166 yds, 3 TDs, Fumble
JAX: WR Hakeem Nicks 3 rec, 56 yds
HOU: QB Brock Osweiler 10-20, 191 yds, TD, INT
HOU: HB Arian Foster 16 rush, 67 yds
HOU: WR DeAndre Hopkins 1 rec, 80 yds, TD
KICKING:
JAX: K Justin Tucker 1-1
HOU: K Jason Hauschka 2-2 (OUR KICKER IN SEASON 2)
SCORING SUMMARY:
1st Quarter
[HOU] Hauschka 23 yd FG JAX 0 HOU 3 2:04
2nd Quarter
[HOU] Hauschka 19 yd FG JAX 0 HOU 6 4:38
[JAX] Jones-Drew 2 yd run (Tucker kick) JAX 7 HOU 6 0:10
HALFTIME: JAX 7 HOU 6
3rd Quarter
[JAX] Sanders 99 yd kickoff return (Tucker kick) JAX 14 HOU 6 6:47
[JAX] Jones-Drew 55 yd run (Tucker kick) JAX 21 HOU 6 5:15
4th Quarter
[JAX] Jones-Drew 3 yd run (Tucker kick) JAX 28 HOU 6 4:57
[JAX] Tucker 44 yd FG JAX 31 HOU 6 0:45
[HOU] Hopkins 80 yd pass from Osweiler (Hauschka kick) JAX 31 HOU 13 0:37
FINAL: JAX 31 HOU 13
NOTES: Well Ace Sanders is a sure kickoff returner. That's 2 straight games now he's taken one to the end zone. This game wasn't competitive at all and it doesn't look like Houston will go anywhere with Osweiler. Hill did terrible but everyone else picked up the slack. The Hopkins 80 yd pass showed me I'll never end my no sportsmanship for the CPU. Jones-Drew had a stat line that looked like he was playing against a pro difficulty defense. A nice start to our season with the all-pro difficulty intact.
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WEEK 3
(2-1) Jaguars 24
(3-0) Packers 34
KEY PLAYERS:
OFFENSE:
GB: QB Aaron Rodgers 21-24, 233 yds, 3 TDs, Fumble
GB: HB Eddie Lacy 11 rush, 159 yds
GB: WR Randall Cobb 5 rec, 61 yds, 2 TDs
JAX: QB Billy Hill 11-22, 136 yds, TD, INT
JAX: HB Maurice Jones-Drew 18 rush, 116 yds, TD
JAX: TE Marcedes Lewis 3 rec, 55 yds, TD
KICKING:
JAX: K Justin Tucker 1-1
GB: K Mason Crosby 2-2
SCORING SUMMARY:
1st Quarter
[JAX] Lewis 1 yd pass from Hill (Tucker kick) JAX 7 GB 0 4:13
[GB] Cobb 6 yd pass from Rodgers (Crosby kick) JAX 7 GB 7 0:39
[JAX] Sanders 98 yd kickoff return (Tucker kick) JAX 14 GB 7 0:27
2nd Quarter
[GB] Cobb 23 yd pass from Rodgers (Crosby kick) JAX 14 GB 14 6:45
[GB] Crosby 49 yd FG JAX 14 GB 17 1:24
[GB] Rolla 16 yd pass from Rodgers (Crosby kick) JAX 14 GB 24 0:19
HALFTIME: JAX 14 GB 24
3rd Quarter
[JAX] Tucker 49 yd FG JAX 17 GB 24 3:37
[GB] Carter 1 yd run (Crosby kick) JAX 17 GB 31 0:22
4th Quarter
[JAX] Jones-Drew 4 yd run (Tucker kick) JAX 24 GB 31 4:19
[GB] Crosby 42 yd FG JAX 24 GB 34 1:45
FINAL: JAX 24 GB 34
NOTES: Ace Sanders made it his third straight kickoff return TD in a row but our offense and defense both failed us in this game. With 1:24 in the 1st half Hill could've drove it down the field and make it 21-17 JAX at halftime which would be a whole other story but no! He throws an INT, Rodgers has it at the 46 with barely any time and throws up a prayer (he was about to get sacked) it was caught, and later they got the TD.
Even our last drive in the 4th after Crosby's FG, we couldn't finish it. At the 1, I try to fool GB with a draw but it doesn't go so well. This loss came with a price to, KR/WR Johnny Knox (shares KRs with Ace Sanders) broke his collarbone after a pretty good KR.
The problem I'm having with the all-pro team is one that the offense is pretty impossible to start (I haven't forced a punt in the last 2 games, even that blowout against Houston), while I have always been bad at defense. Usually the offense picks up the slack but all-pro defense takes it to a whole other level. Hill has all of his WRs double-covered or a guy in the slot is open but the safety smashes the slot guy once I decide. Drops are now becoming a factor. Also we're getting behind early in games and we don't establish our running game.
INJURES TO JAGUARS:
WR/KR Johnny Knox (broken collarbone) out 5 weeks
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WEEK 4
(1-3) Colts 10
(3-1) Jaguars 31
KEY PLAYERS:
OFFENSE:
JAX: QB Billy Hill 8-15, 171 yds, 4 TDs (3 pass, 1 rush), INT
JAX: HB Maurice Jones-Drew 22 rush, 101 yds
JAX: QB Billy Hill 2 rush, 28 yds, TD
JAX: WR Hakeem Nicks 3 rec, 105 yds, TD
IND: QB Andrew Luck 12-21, 149 yds, INT
IND: HB Jerel Boone 12 rush, 31 yds, TD (ROOKIE OUT OF NEW MEXICO STATE)
IND: WR T.Y. Hilton 5 rec, 105 yds
KICKING:
JAX: K Justin Tucker 1-1
IND: K Nick Folk 1-1
SCORING SUMMARY:
1st Quarter
[IND] Folk 31 yd FG IND 3 JAX 0 0:51
2nd Quarter
[JAX] Tucker 31 yd FG IND 3 JAX 3 2:24
HALFTIME: IND 3 JAX 3
3rd Quarter
[JAX] Lewis 3 yd pass from Hill (Tucker kick) IND 3 JAX 10 2:21
4th Quarter
[JAX] Shorts III 9 yd pass from Hill (Tucker kick) IND 3 JAX 17 6:25
[JAX] Nicks 44 yd pass from Hill (Tucker kick) IND 3 JAX 24 4:51
[IND] Boone 1 yd run (Folk kick) IND 10 JAX 24 3:59
[JAX] Hill 9 yd run (Tucker kick) IND 10 JAX 31 1:43
NOTES: The Colts late TD was set up off of like a 55 yd pass to Hilton who landed at the 1. Anyway excluding the 1st half this game was not close at all. Sanders didn't make it 4 in a row but he helped set up great field position on good punt returns (3 att for 64 yds, 21.3 avg). This win came with a price like last weeks loss: QB Billy Hill suffered a lower back strain after scrambling out of the pocket for a 9 yd TD. It wasn't series and he'll start week 5 vs the winless Jets. It's not the first time he's had injury troubles: last year on a read option play Hill got stuffed, broke his collarbone, and missed the rest of the regular season. I guess I must be more careful with moving him around.
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tell me if I should continue this, I got madden 15 now
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