By: Joe Shlabotnik
In this young season where the Jacksonville Jaguars have struggled, their toughest challenge could be Sunday’s opponent, the Chicago Bears. After a big win Monday night, the Bears proved once again that they’re a playoff contender. Their defense played extremely well forcing Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo to throw five interceptions.
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The Jaguars offense has yet to find themselves. They have struggled to consistently move the ball and find steady offensive production, forcing them to rely on their only offensive weapon, Maurice Jones-Drew. Their inconsistency on offense includes their quarterback, Blaine Gabbert.
The only hope for the Jaguars is that the Bears will have a letdown after Monday night’s peak performance. If the Bears come into the game flat and Jacksonville can develop a dependable offense, the Jaguars could possibly pull off an upset.
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Growing up in a household where football consumed much of our family’s time, my passion for the sport grew quickly and immensely. My father was a Division 1 college offensive coordinator for many years.
Being nearly absorbed by the sport, football displayed what hard work and competition was. It inspired me to become involved with many different sports at a very early age and aided in the development of my dream of becoming a sideline reporter for the NFL.
I completed an internship at News Channel 3 in Kalamazoo, Michigan assisting the Sports Director, worked as a color commentator for Cornerstone University women’s basketball and was a High School Sports Reporter for MLive Media Group.
I played softball at the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga and finished my softball career at Cornerstone University in Grand Rapids, Michigan where I earned a Bachelor’s Degree in Communications. Despite living in Michigan nearly my entire life, I am a fan of the Minnesota Vikings and the New Orleans Saints. I love to run, watch sports, spend time with my friends and family, BUT I live for NFL Sundays.
