The Jacksonville Jaguars have six wins through eight weeks for the first time since the turn of the century. With a 20-10 victory against the Pittsburgh Steelers, the Jaguars have won five straight.
While the Jaguars offense turned the ball over three times and failed to score a touchdown on any of their three red zone trips, there was a pretty clear disparity in effectiveness on the day. Jacksonville’s offense moved the ball into Steelers territory at will and Pittsburgh rarely found room against the Jaguars defense.
Jaguars quarterback Trevor Lawrence threw a rough interception early, but finished with 292 yards and a touchdown. The Steelers’ combination of Kenny Pickett (who left with a rib injury) and Mitchell Trubisky had 212 yards with two picks from the latter.
Here’s how the Jaguars’ 10-point Week 8 win went down: