Indianapolis @ Jacksonville - 1 p.m. EST

[oldunclemark]

80 degrees and sunny.....

...a little warm....hope we can adjust...it could wear on us

...another reason not to let this game stay close

[Maniq]

Exciting.

 

As long as we stay on in front and let them hunt us, it won't be a problem. Here's to hoping for an early lead.

[shakedownstreet]

80 and sunny? oh noes!!

 

[TKnight24]

80 degrees isn't that bad. And I'm sure it'll be a light breeze in the air to cool things off

[oldunclemark]

80 degrees isn't that bad. And I'm sure it'll be a light breeze in the air to cool things off

I'm not sure about a light breeze in Jacksonville....more humid

We aren't lightning quick defensively

[Restored]

I'm not sure about a light breeze in Jacksonville....more humid

We aren't lightning quick defensively

Uncle, please calm down . Us young bloods got this

[SkyBane]

Fun fact of the day as I was looking at league wide receiver stats: Cecil Shorts III is the most targeted WR in the NFL, seeing 3 more attempts come his way than Pierre Garcon. As if Jacksonville's offense wasn't one dimensional enough with MJD's abysmal 2.2 ypc...

[Holden89]

If 80 degrees and sunny affects our players performance, they don't deserve to call themselves professional athletes. Seriously? 80 degrees?

I understand it's not the climate they're used too, but it's not like it's going to be 96 degrees with 100% humidity or anything...

[oldunclemark]

I;m just guessing but there's almost always higher humidity in Florida than there is indoors...

The heat always affects visiting players who don't play and practice in it all the time.

We play indoors..so it may be a factor..its certainly no shame

[chrisfarley]

Let's do this thing!  Let's take care of these Panthera onca