Jacksonville Jaguars NFL Point Spreads at SBG Global

They were also a big over team in NFL Point Spreads going 11-4-1. Here is more NFL Point Spreads data from the 2007 Jacksonville Jaguars. NFL Spreads experts were definitely surprised by the Jaguars in 2007. Jacksonville was an NFL Spread success at home and on the road. They were 5-3 against the Point Spreads at home and a sizzling 6-2 on the road.

The Jaguars were a huge success all year and defeated Pittsburgh in the playoffs before losing to the New England Patriots. Quarterback David Garrard had a superb year and the future looks bright for Jacksonville. He had 18 TD’s and only three interceptions according to NFL Point Spreads data. The offense is led by Garrard but the running game is strong with Fred Taylor and Maurice Jones-Drew who combined for almost 2,000 yards on the ground with 14 TDs according to NFL Point Spreads numbers. The wide receiving corps was weak and upgrades are needed if the team wants to improve versus NFL Point Spreads.

John Henderson and Marcus Stroud anchor the defense in the middle of the line, while Mike Peterson and Rashean Mathis are leaders in the back-seven according to NFL Point Spreads experts. There aren't too many holes on Jacksonville but they will look to pick up a pass rusher in the draft or a wide out according to NFL Spread info. Jones-Drew led the team in touchdowns with 10 according to NFL Point Spreads data. Fred Taylor was the leading rusher with 1,202 yards while Reggie Williams had 629 yards to lead the receivers according to NFL Point Spread numbers. Paul Spicer had 8 sacks to lead the defense while Reggie Nelson had 5 interceptions according to NFL Point Spreads numbers.

The Jaguars were 7th overall in totals yards on offense and 6th in points scored in 2007. They were 2nd in rushing yards and 17th in passing yards. The defense ranked 12th in yardage allowed and 10th in points allowed. Overall, head coach Jack Del Rio did an excellent job and the Jaguars are a serious contender in the AFC for 2008.