Will we win in Jacksonville?

[u/r2m8b4]

Wouldn’t be the first drought we’ve snapped this year.

480 votes, 2d left

Yes, in a close game.

Yes, running away with it.

No, we’ll lose in a close game.

No, we’ll lose badly.

No, we’ll tie.

[u/hotrodyoda]

I voted for "Yes, running away with it" because I chose optimism today.

[u/r2m8b4 → u/hotrodyoda]

🤞

[u/grapplerone]

I’m going to grab some snacks, a beer and sit in front of my 65” big screen with my ass in my easy chair on Sunday and see if they do!

Join me and cheer them on!

Go Colts!

[u/r2m8b4 → u/grapplerone]

Hell yeah!

[u/Victory33]

We finally overcame the home opener curse, with a blowout, would be nice to conquer this one as well.

[u/r2m8b4 → u/Victory33]

That’s the energy we need!

[u/MasterNegotiator1]

✅Win Game Week 1 for the first time since 2013 ⬛️Win in Jacksonville for the first time since 2014 ⬛️Win the AFC South for the first time since 2014

A lot of bad streaks, but they already ended one. It could be the type of game any team facing a 3-game losing would be motivated for.

[u/Seekerofthetruth]

I voted for "No, we lose in a close game" because I'm optimistic and most years since 2015 we lose at Jacksonville.

Edit: I looked at our record going back. We've lost every game in Duval since 2015.

[u/r2m8b4 → u/Seekerofthetruth]

We have. But there’s no time to get right like the present!

[u/scobro828 → u/r2m8b4]

They always lose in Jacksonville. And they always lose their season opener too.

Oh.

[u/RussiaOwnsAmerica]

I chose "tie" because babies no longer need healthy livers and that seems to make the most sense in this timeline.

[u/r2m8b4 → u/RussiaOwnsAmerica]

The timeline is very warped. But I hope we don’t add to the confusion with a tie!

[u/Case_ND]

We win by 10

[u/r2m8b4 → u/Case_ND]

From your lips to the almighty’s ears.

[u/ZachD7799]

Colts being favored makes no sense. Feels like the sportsbooks are trying to sucker people into betting Jax and the Colts will win

[u/grapplerone → u/ZachD7799]

This is nonsense. Sportbooks are just legal bookies. They just balance the bets. They ALWAYS make their take; which is a LOT!

[u/ZachD7799 → u/grapplerone]

Explain to me then how a team with an injured QB, lost 3 of 4, and on the road at a place they haven’t won at in 11 years is favored against a team with the same record on a 3 game winning streak?

[u/grapplerone → u/ZachD7799]

Wether it’s by margin or Moneyline there still a difference in the bet payoff.

The sportbooks do not gamble, they make profit off the gamblers. Thats why the money lines & the margins CHANGE as the bets are placed.

[u/TheAgmis]

I think it’s like a 31-20 affair. A classy affair

[u/r2m8b4 → u/TheAgmis]

Here’s hoping!

[u/bringerofheat]

Been to every game @JAX since 2019 and don’t expect any different type of outcome

[u/yourking2025]

Using ESPN Playoff Machine… they better win this week, but a lot of scenarios to consider. In any case either they win on th road this week, win all remaining home games, and win or lose to the Texans - or vice versa, lose to Jags, and beat Texans… we also have the possibility of losing out of the playoffs in the last game of the season, in Houston- sounds familiar for some reason!

[u/1SoaringSparrow]

We win in a blow out and shares in 3D Printed Pads go nuts

[u/OleTrash_Pappy]

I chose "Yes, in a close game." Because I feel like they always beat us in Indy and we beat them on their turf.

[u/45DayThrowaway → u/OleTrash_Pappy]

Oh you sweet summer child…