Jeffery Simmons didn’t make the starting lineup against the Jaguars. It’s not his fault. He made some mistakes, as did Donte Moncrief. But he’s still an elite receiver. Whether he stays in the starting lineup is another question. It’s hard to imagine who will replace him, but the Jaguars can’t afford to lose him.

Jeffery Simmons didn’t make the starting lineup

Jeffery Simmons didn’t make the starting line-up for the Tennessee Titans last season. He was in attendance for a team practice in June, but didn’t participate. However, he talked to the media afterward. He said he needs to improve his technique. He promised to keep working on it.

It’s tough to say whether he had a negative impact on the Titans’ record. Despite being snubbed for the Pro Bowl, he was still named All-Pro. His season totals included 54 tackles (42 solo), eight sacks, and 16 quarterback hits. As a 6-foot-4, 305-pound defensive tackle, he was one of the team’s best.

Despite not making the starting lineup last season, Simmons is on the verge of becoming a first-round pick again. His projected price tag is $21 million over four seasons. He’s a leader and a top player for the Titans. His recent performance has led to comparisons to Aaron Donald of the Los Angeles Rams.

The Tennessee Titans chose him as their 19th overall pick in the 2019 NFL Draft. In his third season, he was named team captain and earned a second-team All-Pro nod. He’s currently in his fourth season of his rookie contract and has a fifth-year option. He’s hoping to get a contract extension to ensure he remains on the team. A contract extension would boost his market value and allow the Titans to add more depth to the defensive line.

Jeffery Simmons made mistakes against Blake Bortles

There were several mistakes that Jeffery Simmons made against Blake Bortles in his second preseason game, and it’s no surprise, given his lack of experience. For one thing, he was wrong in calling the quarterback by the wrong name. He should have spelled it Brook Booples, not Blake. Matt James also pointed out that it sounds like Chortles. Danny Heifetz, on the other hand, defended the quarterback, noting that he’d been sacked 106 times in his first two seasons.

The most significant mistake made by Jeffery Simmons came on a play with which he failed to make the correct decision. He threw a pass that was thrown behind him, and it wobbled. As a result, the ball fell incomplete. While he made several mistakes in this play, he was still effective as a defender.

Donte Moncrief made mistakes against Blake Bortles

Donte Moncrief is wide open and Blake Bortles hits him for a short gain. This is a good example of why Moncrief can have a great day against zone coverage. It’s not that he’s perfect, but he did make a lot of mistakes against Bortles.

Moncrief was not the only receiver who made mistakes against Bortles. The offensive line was not helping matters, as the Jaguars regularly collapsed the pocket. Bortles was also inconsistent and made some bad decisions. His play-calling was also a bit odd. On fourth down, the Jaguars decided to throw the ball instead of going for a field goal.

After starting the season with injuries to Allen Robinson, Dede Westbrook and Allen Hurns, the Jaguars decided to give Moncrief a try. Moncrief’s play has improved over the past two games. He has eleven catches and 130 yards in his past two games. But the Jaguars are hoping to get more out of him.

Donte Moncrief’s performance will be judged by the number of passes he dropped. However, if the Jaguars can limit the turnovers, Moncrief could make a difference in the passing offense. He has shown signs of improvement during OTAs and the open training camp. If he can continue to impress, his production will follow suit on game day.

Donte Breeland made mistakes in special teams

The Washington Redskins made a couple of mistakes during the second half of Sunday’s game that led to two touchdowns. One of those was when Barkley threw a pass to avoid a sack. The Redskins turned the interception into three points and led 17-0. The other two mistakes came on special teams.

Breeland swung two passes and was beaten by a quarterback. On the positive side, he had a good size and length. His vertical was 34.5 inches and his broad jump was 10.3 inches. In a way, he came into the combine with a lot of momentum, but he wasn’t able to back it up.

Wade’s knee was drained during the second-round of the playoffs

The Miami Heat superstar has been out of the lineup for a quarter of the season with knee issues. He had surgery to drain fluid from his left knee after the playoffs ended. He missed several games during the regular season, and will likely need more rehab time. But he hopes to be 100% for the Heat’s Oct. 30 game against the Oklahoma City Thunder.

Wade’s teammates have been diligent about keeping his knee status a secret throughout the series. Wade has missed eight of the last 15 games. His knee was operated on four years ago and is prone to injuries. Wade did play well in Game 1, scoring 24 points, but went 0 for 8 from the field in Game 2. The next game is in Indiana, and Wade is expected to be out a few more games.

In the playoffs, Wade has been struggling to defend in transition and score in the paint. He had a scoreless first half for the first time in his 95-game playoff career. He finished with just five points on 2-of-13 shooting and also had a heated exchange with coach Erik Spoelstra during the halftime break.

Miami is tied with Boston in the Eastern Conference and cannot afford to lose Wade, who is already missing All-Star forward Chris Bosh. The Heat have suffered many injuries in their first season without LeBron James. Erik Spoelstra was worried that Wade’s injury would be severe, but he was able to play. Wade’s teammates did not let him down, with Tristan Thompson scoring 21 points and Iman Shumpert adding 17 points. Cleveland also was without Kevin Love, who sat out due to a sore back.