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The Jaguars went up 19 points when running back T.J. Yeldon scored with 25 seconds left in Sunday’s game against the Jets and most coaches probably would have felt secure kicking the extra point to go up 20 points in that spot.Jaguars coach Doug Marrone went for two https://www.jaguarsfanstore.com/Barry-Church-Jersey , however. He said after the game that the chart he consulted said to go for two in that scenario, presumably to avoid three touchdowns and three extra points in a very brief period. Jets defensive end Leonard Williams wasn’t a fan of that decision.“I think it’s really disrespectful … but at the same time, I think it’s up to us to gain that respect from other teams and if teams are disrespecting us Brandon Linder Color Rush Jersey , it must say something about us,” Williams said, via NJ.com. “That’s how I took it. i took it really personal and I didn’t like it at all.”Safety Jamal Adams and wide receiver Quincy Enunwa didn’t find anything wrong with Marrone’s decision. Both used variations of saying that they’d also “step on their throats” in the Jaguars’ position.Sunday’s loss was the third in a row for the Jets Jalen Ramsey Jersey , so it’s been a while since they’ve been in such a spot. Like millions of football fans, Patriots quarterback Tom Brady is getting tired of all the holding penalties across the NFL this season.As tonight’s Titans-Jaguars game was delayed over and over again by holding penalties, Brady tweeted that he couldn’t take it anymore.“Too many penalties. Just let us play!” Brady wrote. “I’m turning off this game I can’t watch these ridiculous penalties anymore.”Brady wasn’t the only one taking notice of all the penalties. On the FOX broadcast Joe Buck and Troy Aikman complained about it https://www.jaguarsfanstore.com/Leonard-Fournette-Jersey , and former head of officiating Mike Pereira said the officials have been put in a difficult position by the league, which made holding a point of emphasis this season.The NFL’s decision to make holding a point of emphasis came because of a sense among some coaches that linemen were getting away with holding too much. But that would be preferable to the way holding calls are taking the fun out of games this season.