Breaston all day baby! I’ve been on the Breaston band wagon since his punt return for a TD last year, kid is fast, mad jukes, and isn’t afraid to do his job in traffic or get the extra yards after the catch. I would go out on a limb and say he could start as 2nd receiver on ALMOST any team in the NFL. Yes we’re getting married in the fall, it will be an outdoor ceremony.

- 10 wins will be a tough one to reach and it’ll likely come down to how well we play on the road in the division. I don’t think it’s too much to ask to get to 10 wins but they’ll have to play better away from Arizona.

- To give you an idea of our running game, we expect very little every single week. Hightower is edging (yea I meant to do that) his way into more carries. If anything he’s the guy to worry about but he’ll have to get more than 6 or 8 carries to have any significant impact.

- I’ll agree with Matty and say Breaston. Avery’s had a great past three games and he scares the heck out of me going against this secondary, but Breaston is really coming into his own. I’m sure we’d both pick our own guys and they’re games are pretty similar.

I believe he is inspiring to players and fans a like.

Whiz has gone through his growing pains like any other young coach but he’s brought a mindset to this entire franchise that I haven’t seen in my lifetime: Winning is the only acceptable outcome. There are no more moral victories or tempered expectations. These players know what’s expected of them and they know they’re being held accountable. I hope he’s around here for an awful long time.

That’s a good question and frankly one that no one really knows how to answer. My opinion is that he won’t get cut, and he’ll eventually get his shot at starting again. I still think he can be a productive quarterback and he might be right now. He had a great off season and good preseason until the meltdown in Oakland. Warner’s supposedly looking for a 2 year contract extension so I’d guess he’s gotten over all the retirement talk. As long as Warner is putting up the crazy numbers that he is right now though, Matt’s just going to have to get comfortable with a clipboard in his hand.

Off the top of my head there’s Fitz, Hightower, Dockett and Green. I’m sure I missing one or two but surely five isn’t a record. Jacksonville has quite a few.

The run D has been ok, but they also haven’t been at full strength at any point this season. Gabe Watson (starting NT) fractured his knee cap in the offseason and he’s still not 100%. You do have a good point about some teams giving up on the running game b/c it was easier to pass. Their biggest problem recently has been poor tackling and the inability to stop big passing plays.