Always The Jags

Today I'm reviewing the Jacksonville Jaguars offseason for what we did and didn't do. Overall I think my Jaguars sit at a C. We lost some valuable talent in Travis Etienne and Devin Lloyd and didn't do much to replace them. We had a polarizing draft that saw Gladstone pick players he clearly preferred, ignoring the consensus of many pundits. Clearly, James Gladstone feels that another year in Liam Coen's system for Trevor Lawrence and everyone else will be enough to get us over the hump. But will that be enough? Were the Jaguars right to simply stay the course this offseason? Or should we have pushed the chips for a run?

The Jacksonville Jaguars marched into Lucas Oil Stadium and took care of business against the Indianapolis Colts. Phillip Rivers played a valiant effort, taking an early 10-0 lead and then leading 17-14 into the third. But the better team won. Trevor Lawrence used his legs for two rushing scores and made keys plays to guys like Jakobi Meyers to win the game. He shook off an early end zone interception to take control of the game. A solid performance for the Jaguars in a stellar year under Liam Coen but they know this kind of play will lead to a first round exit come playoff time. Will the Jaguars knuckle down for the playoffs and make a postseason run?

Trevor Lawrence was on an absolute heater as he shredded the Jets for five touchdowns through the air and one on the ground and the Jaguars put New York to bed, empathically. The only question is, is this torrid pace for Trevor Lawrence sustainable? Can the Jaguars continue to stack wins?

The Jacksonville Jaguars did what all the fans have been asking for, and took care of business out in Nashville. The Titans surprisingly bottled up the run but Trevor Lawrence had an efficient, mistake free day through the air with the return of Brian Thomas Jr. Jakobi Meyers continues to show out and suddenly, the Jags find themselves in position to take the AFC South for ourselves. What did you think about this Jaguars' victory?

By the start of the fourth quarter, the Jaguars were up 28-6. But this time, the only thing that collapsed was the pocket around Justin Herbert as the Jaguars sent him to the sideline with 10 minutes left in the game. The Jaguars were clearly still pissed about Houston and used that bad taste in their mouth t smack the Chargers silly. Trevor shook off a bad INT early as was sharp the rest of the day. Josh Allen broke the Jaguars franchise record for sacks. Jakobi Meyers were a consistent and reliable prescence over the middle. And even undrafted rookies BJ Green and Danny Striggow got in on the action.

The Jaguars took down the Raiders in Las Vegas - and broke a few records along the way. Cam Little broke the field goal record with a 68-yarder and Josh Allen tied the franchise record for sacks in a season. Here's the breakdown of the game, who we're looking towards getting in the trade deadline and how we can keep it rolling against the Texans.

The Jacksonville Jaguars took a trip across the pond to our home away from home, but probably wished we'd stayed in the states for this one. The Rams showed no jet lag, running out to a 21-0 lead by halftime and crusing to a 35-7 victory. We're going to look at what happened to the Jaguars, why we got steamrolled and how we can bounce back after the bye.