Technically, if the season ended after four games, the 2-2 Jaguars would be the AFC South champion despite being tied for first place with Tennessee because of a 2-0 AFC record as both of their losses came against NFC teams, the Washington Commanders and Philadelphia. Their 210 total yards against the Eagles was the lowest since 192 yards in a 20-0 road loss to the Tennessee Titans last December. The Jaguars ran only 46 plays, tying the same amount they ran in last year’s 50-10 road defeat to the New England Patriots. The early pick-6 by Cisco was easily negated by five Jaguars’ turnovers, which kept the defense on the field so long, the Eagles kept possession for 39 minutes, 51 seconds.Īn opponent keeping the ball twice the amount of time is no recipe for winning football games. In five previous NFL seasons, Agnew’s only receiving TD came near the end of the Jaguars’ 31-7 loss last year to the Seattle Seahawks. Too many mistakes: Turnover-riddled showing by Jaguars allowed Eagles to dictate 29-21 lossīad grades: Jaguars report card: F-F-ailures on both sides of the ball costly in 29-21 loss to Eagles

Last year, the only Jaguar with multiple interceptions was Tyson Campbell, who didn’t get his thefts until Weeks 11 and 14. It was the Jaguars’ first pick-6 since linebacker Joe Schobert did it in an overtime loss to the Minnesota Vikings in 2020. Cisco got his second pick in four games this year off the Eagles’ Jalen Hurts and, as an added bonus, returned it 59 yards for a touchdown. One of the reasons the Jaguars drafted safety Andre Cisco in the third round of the 2021 draft, despite him recovering from a knee injury that killed most of his final college season at Syracuse, was his propensity for getting turnovers (13 interceptions in 24 games). The good, the bad and the ugly from the Jaguars’ 29-21 loss Sunday to the Philadelphia Eagles at Lincoln Financial Field.

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