JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — If you're like me, you have many thoughts, feelings, and opinions about the Jacksonville Jaguars' 0-2 start, and it's the perfect time for a speak on it.
It appears the Jaguars, at least offensively, still have some issues — case in point: It wasn't until very late in the third quarter, almost the fourth, that the offense found some life and made Sunday's game against the Cleveland Browns competitive. And honestly, the Browns did all they could to help the Jags win.
Down 16-3, Trevor Lawrence connected with Brian Thomas Jr. for a 67-yard pass, a play that instantly injected life into the offense.
The question remains: Why aren't they getting Thomas the ball early and often?
This play set up the Jaguars' first touchdown of the game — a Travis Etienne 4-yard run.