If you had told any Jacksonville Jaguars fan that Gardner Minshew would be benched in 2020, they would’ve run you out of town. After a great rookie season where he had 21 touchdowns to only six interceptions, Jacksonville fans went all-in on him. Halfway through the season and sitting at 1-6, the Jaguars have now benched the mustached wonder due to a thumb injury.
A duo of 1-6 teams will do battle on Sunday. The Houston Texans travel to Jacksonville to take on the Jaguars. Houston has done better since the firing of Bill O’Brien but is still struggling. Jacksonville, meanwhile, has now benched Gardner Minshew and will start Jake Luton instead. The two teams will battle it out to see who can win, or in Jacksonville’s case, “win” by losing and getting a higher draft pick.
We are halfway through the 2020 NFL season. The draft order is starting to take shape, and teams are finally seeing all of their hard work either pay off or go down the drain. Some organizations are looking towards the draft to find new players, maybe even a quarterback and some teams are focused on the playoffs.
‘The Jacksonville Jaguars traveled to Los Angeles to take on the Los Angeles Chargers in Week 7. The Chargers jumped out to an early lead, but 21 unanswered points from the Jaguars turned the game into a shootout. Despite a go-ahead touchdown by the Jaguars in the second half, Justin Herbert took over late and the Chargers won the game 39-29.
The Detroit Lions came out of their bye week re-energized and with a statement to make against the Jacksonville Jaguars. They set the tone from the opening kickoff, jumping out to an early lead and never taking their foot off the gas.
The Detroit Lions and Jacksonville Jaguars face-off Sunday with both teams looking to notch their second win of the season. The Lions are coming off their bye week with a 1-3 record, while the Jaguars enter the game at 1-4, including a four-game losing streak following last week’s 30-14 loss to the Texans.
Week 5 made it more evident of the draft needs some teams have. Draft analysts are getting more information on prospects, making it clear that certain positions are deeper than others. Specifically, quarterback, wide receiver, tight end, and linebacker are some of the best groups and have game-changing players.
The Houston Texans picked up their first win of the season by shutting down the Jacksonville Jaguars on Sunday. Andersen Pickard breaks down the highlights, stats, and implications from this divisional battle.
The woeful Houston Texans take on the Jacksonville Jaguars in a divisional battle on Sunday.
With the NFL season now five weeks in, we get a much better understanding of who has a chance at the playoffs and who’s competing for the number one overall pick in this year’s upcoming NFL Draft. New York Jets, you’re on the clock.
The first quarter of the National Football League season is in the books. Week 4 brought us our first game delays due to COVID-19. However, some things stayed the same.
Two struggling teams met for a showdown at Paul Brown Stadium in Cincinnati on Sunday. The host Bengals (1-2-1) emerged with a 33-25 victory over the Jacksonville Jaguars (1-3) for their first win of the season. It was also likely first of many wins in the career of number one overall pick Joe Burrow.
If you had told any Jacksonville Jaguars fan that Gardner Minshew would be benched in 2020, they would’ve run you out of town. After a great rookie season where he had 21 touchdowns to only six interceptions, Jacksonville fans went all-in on him. Halfway through the season and sitting at 1-6, the Jaguars have now benched the mustached wonder due to a thumb injury.
A duo of 1-6 teams will do battle on Sunday. The Houston Texans travel to Jacksonville to take on the Jaguars. Houston has done better since the firing of Bill O’Brien but is still struggling. Jacksonville, meanwhile, has now benched Gardner Minshew and will start Jake Luton instead. The two teams will battle it out to see who can win, or in Jacksonville’s case, “win” by losing and getting a higher draft pick.
We are halfway through the 2020 NFL season. The draft order is starting to take shape, and teams are finally seeing all of their hard work either pay off or go down the drain. Some organizations are looking towards the draft to find new players, maybe even a quarterback and some teams are focused on the playoffs.
‘The Jacksonville Jaguars traveled to Los Angeles to take on the Los Angeles Chargers in Week 7. The Chargers jumped out to an early lead, but 21 unanswered points from the Jaguars turned the game into a shootout. Despite a go-ahead touchdown by the Jaguars in the second half, Justin Herbert took over late and the Chargers won the game 39-29.
The Detroit Lions came out of their bye week re-energized and with a statement to make against the Jacksonville Jaguars. They set the tone from the opening kickoff, jumping out to an early lead and never taking their foot off the gas.
The Detroit Lions and Jacksonville Jaguars face-off Sunday with both teams looking to notch their second win of the season. The Lions are coming off their bye week with a 1-3 record, while the Jaguars enter the game at 1-4, including a four-game losing streak following last week’s 30-14 loss to the Texans.
Week 5 made it more evident of the draft needs some teams have. Draft analysts are getting more information on prospects, making it clear that certain positions are deeper than others. Specifically, quarterback, wide receiver, tight end, and linebacker are some of the best groups and have game-changing players.
The Houston Texans picked up their first win of the season by shutting down the Jacksonville Jaguars on Sunday. Andersen Pickard breaks down the highlights, stats, and implications from this divisional battle.
The woeful Houston Texans take on the Jacksonville Jaguars in a divisional battle on Sunday.
With the NFL season now five weeks in, we get a much better understanding of who has a chance at the playoffs and who’s competing for the number one overall pick in this year’s upcoming NFL Draft. New York Jets, you’re on the clock.
The first quarter of the National Football League season is in the books. Week 4 brought us our first game delays due to COVID-19. However, some things stayed the same.
Two struggling teams met for a showdown at Paul Brown Stadium in Cincinnati on Sunday. The host Bengals (1-2-1) emerged with a 33-25 victory over the Jacksonville Jaguars (1-3) for their first win of the season. It was also likely first of many wins in the career of number one overall pick Joe Burrow.
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