The Aaron Schachter Show

After a year of trash-talking, bit-making, sigh-loving, and football misery, the show is coming to a final close. Thanks to everybody who checked us out in 2024. We'll see you again very soon...maybe!

The Jacksonville Jaguars will soon depart cloudy Jacksonville for the barren air of Las Vegas. This weekend could determine draft position for a few teams vying to #1. It could also bring us closer to knowing what vacancies, if any, should be opening for the Jaguars this offseason.

The Jacksonville Jaguars are headed towards the end of another disappointing season. One of the only bright spots people are talking about is the play of rookie WR Brian Thomas Jr. Are there any other bright spots in this dark room of football misery?

The Jacksonville Jaguars played what may have been their most exciting game of the year, but Davante Adams was too much for the teal & black to handle. At least we have a giant bright spot in Brian Thomas Jr. and his dominance as a rookie WR!

There may be more football to play this weekend, but with our favorite teams left like roadkill on the side of the highway, we turn our attention to the skies - it's a bird, it's a plane, it's a mothership spitting out baby drones!

Most around the league feel that both head coach Doug Pederson and general manager Trent Baalke are getting tossed from the building when the Jacksonville Jaguars season ends. One national NFL voice however thinks Baalke isn't going anywhere - could this possibly be true?

People around the league call Jacksonville an attractive destination for a hot-shot offensive minded had coach to come in and fix. Are the weapons we already have here enough? Is BTJ the cream of the crop on this roster? Where do other stars like Trev, JHA, Tyson, and others fit in?

Coming off the giant monumental 10-6 blowout of the Titans in Nashville, the Jacksonville Jaguars turn their attention back to Duval where the Jets are scheduled to arrive in days. Can the Jaguars possibly win 2 games in a row in 2024?

The news broke late yesterday - Bill Belichick interviewed at UNC despite being considered for some of the higher profile NFL jobs. Is this a gag? For real? Part of a larger plan? Could the UNC job possibly be more desirable than Dallas or Jax NFL coaching gig?

The Tennessee Titans were supposed to be the laughing stock of the NFL, but the Jaguars stole that glory from them. The being said, the Titans are not good - so how come they feel so dangerous at 3-9?