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#58 Are the Jaguars a Legitimate Super Bowl Contender w/Hal Bent - Patriots reporter for Scout Media

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Happy Hanukkah everybody! Well, we are down to the final three weeks of the 2017 NFL season and the road to Super Bowl LII took another unpredictable turn this past week. The turn consisted of devastating injuries and poor performances, resulting in a more wide open race for both the NFC and AFC titles. And our good friend Hal Bent, NFL and Patriots writer for Cover32.com, MusketFire.com, and Scout media, is here to help us analyze where it all stands right now, and where it’s likely heading.   Hal’s Twitter handle: @halbent01 Other Twitter handles: @MusketFire, @Cover32_NE   1. What were your big takeaways from Week 14??   2. With Carson Wentz out for the season, who would you say is the favorite to win the NFC Championship right now? How far can the Eagles go without him?   3. How concerned should Patriots fans be based on last night? On a scale of 1-10, how badly do they need home-field advantage throughout the AFC playoffs?   4. Are the Jaguars a legitimate Super Bowl contender?  

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