One of my favorite tools in preparing for the 2011 NFL football season and to enhance your nfl wagering knowledge is to look ahead at each teams NFL schedule, and evaluate the games they will play. <\/p>\n
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Check out the week to week schedule of your favorite NFL teams. Starting in Week 11, flexible scheduling comes into play for Sunday games. NBC has the Sunday night schedule and has the ability to move games from the afternoon to prime time.<\/p>\n
Listed below is the NFL 2011 Jacksonville Jaguars schedule and some insider NFL handicapping<\/strong> info.<\/p>\n Sun, Sept. 11 TENNESSEE <\/strong>Perhaps the only more consistently awesome tailback than the Titans\u2019 Chris Johnson in the AFC South the past couple of years has been Maurice Jones-Drew of the Jags. He and his team\u2019s second-ranked rush attack plan on starting things out right on their turf.<\/p>\n Sun, Sept. 18 @ New York Jets <\/strong>David Garrard has not been the answer at quarterback for the Jaguars. His replacement, current incumbent Trent Edwards, had a whale of a time against the Jets back when he was Buffalo\u2019s starting pivot. Unless history changes quickly, perhaps first-round rookie Blaine Gabbert is the answer.<\/p>\n Sun, Sept. 25 @ Carolina <\/strong>Panthers DE Charles Johnson is deceptively good, but if the Jags can keep him off whoever is playing QB, they stand a very good chance of beating this rebuilding team.<\/p>\n Sun, Oct. 2 NEW ORLEANS <\/strong>The Saints must leave the comfy, air-conditioned Super Dome for some Floridian football. The Deep South heat and humidity will likely be more oppressive than whatever the Jaguars\u2019 front four can generate on elite QB Drew Brees.<\/p>\n Sun, Oct. 9 CINCINNATI <\/strong>Are the Bengals sticking it out with a grumpy Carson Palmer? Cincy is beatable with Palmer at the helm and must be more so without him.<\/p>\n Sun, Oct. 16 @ Pittsburgh <\/strong>This match-up has yielded some entertaining games over the years; it is the clash of similar styles. The difference, though, is Pittsburgh\u2019s defense \u2013 and blitzing in particular \u2013 is in a different league than Jacksonville\u2019s.<\/p>\n Mon, Oct. 24 BALTIMORE <\/strong>It\u2019s nice to have Jacksonville \u2013 a team you\u2019d easily hear in a \u201cshould we move a team to L.A.\u201d discussion \u2013 broadcasted nationwide on Monday night. The Jags won\u2019t want to take a hiding from a talented Ravens squad in front of such a big audience.<\/p>\n Sun, Oct. 30 @ Houston <\/strong>Houston, we have a problem. We have no idea whether fans and bettors are going to see a division front-runner or an Arena League team from week to week.<\/p>\n Sun, Nov. 6 BYE<\/strong><\/p>\n Sun, Nov. 13 @ Indianapolis <\/strong>The Jags join the likes of the Patriots and the Chargers as a team that always seems to play Indy tough. Jacksonville\u2019s run first, do-everything-else-later philosophy works because the Colts don\u2019t have the bulk to stuff the run game for a full 60 minutes. 2011 Regular Season Opponents<\/h3>\n