Jaguars (10) @ Browns (14)

Then, at the Jaguars' 43-yard line, Norwood put a sick move on an approaching defender, faking out both him and the defender he had originally beaten. It was then a race for the end zone, but since all the receivers had originally run downfield, it's not like Norwood could just walk in.

What does head coach Jack Del Rio mean when he says receiver Mike Thomas should "define his route" for quarterback Blaine Gabbert.

An offensive explosion! That's what 14 points (or two touchdowns) will be labeled as for the 2011 Cleveland Browns. Personally, the final point total isn't what justifies the usage of the word "explosion."

Jaguars tight end Marcedes Lewis finally put together a nice day catching the football, after struggling much of the season.

In the fourth quarter with the Jaguars facing a 3rd-and-8 from 9 yards away from the end zone, Sheard came up with a huge sack to prevent Blaine Gabbert from throwing a game-tying touchdown. As Sheard was sacking Gabbert, the rookie quarterback inexplicably threw the ball...backwards.

It's remarkable how much better the running game looked this past Sunday against the Jacksonville Jaguars compared to previous weeks. I think we saw a lot of new wrinkles, including the offensive line hitting their blocks better, more utilization of the run game on the semi-draw plays, and Chris Ogbonnaya even getting a few nice little spin moves in there.

The decision to pass on the final play of the game against the Browns was the incorrect one and the Jaguars should have relied on Pro Bowl running back Maurice Jones-Drew.

Two weeks ago, backup defensive end Emmanuel Stephens somewhat surprisingly replaced starter Jayme Mitchell at defensive end. At the time, reports indicated that Mitchell was nursing an injury. Last week, Pat Shurmur indidcated that Mitchell's health was better and that he may be back in the lineup against the Jacksonville Jaguars.

The Jaguars clearly missed defensive tackle Terrance Knighton, who missed his second game of a row dealing with an ankle sprain

Jaguars' defense yields too many yards | jacksonville.com The Browns’ first- and second-string running backs, Peyton Hillis and Montario Hardesty, were both out of the game. The predictable...