The Jacksonville Jaguars got off to a bad start in their regular season opener against the Washington Commanders. Their offense was unable to muster more than three points, and the defense gave up 14 points in the first two quarters.
Neither side of the ball has made enough plays to advance the team’s cause in the first half, and Jacksonville faces an 11-point deficit heading into the game’s home stretch. With 30 minutes of football left, the Jaguars will need to get into gear if they intend on making a comeback at FedEx Field.
Here are our key takeaways from the first half of Jacksonville’s first game of the season: