Jacksonville Jaguars quarterback Mac Jones had a rough Sunday as his team suffered a devastating 52-6 loss to the Detroit Lions. Jones struggled, throwing for only 136 yards and an interception in the game. The Lions set a franchise record by amassing 645 yards to Jacksonville’s 170.
Jones acknowledged that it was not the team’s day and emphasized the importance of continuing to work hard and come together. Despite the disappointing loss, he remains focused on improving and competing in future games.
The Jaguars, now 2-9, will have a bye week to regroup. Coach Doug Pederson expressed optimism about Trevor Lawrence returning from a shoulder injury that has kept him out of the last two games. However, Pederson was not ready to commit to Lawrence’s return just yet, stating they will assess his progress during practice.
The team is determined to bounce back from the crushing defeat and be more competitive, especially in the fourth quarter of games. While the loss was a setback, Jones and the Jaguars are looking ahead and focusing on what they can control in order to improve their performance on the field.
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