Jaguars Expect a Favorable Response Against the Patriots, Who Are Still 'Finding Ourselves'
Jacksonville needs a stronger showing after a 20-13 loss at Denver, while New England has allowed a league-low 16 points but scored just 30.
- The Jacksonville Jaguars host the New England Patriots on Sunday at EverBank Stadium, where 42,000 fans will watch amid a $1.4 billion venue renovation.
- Both teams seek offensive consistency after uneven performances last week; the Jaguars lost to Denver 20-13, while the Patriots beat the Steelers 20-3 but scored just 30 points through two games.
- Patriots offensive line coach Doug Marrone returns to Jacksonville for the first time since his 2020 firing, while Jaguars quarterback Trevor Lawrence aims to improve after throwing for 189 yards in the recent loss.
- New England leads the all-time series 12-3, while running back Rhamondre Stevenson needs 37 yards to pass Curtis Martin for fourth on the career rushing list and Lawrence is two touchdowns shy of Blake Bortles.
- Coaches and players are emphasizing accountability, with Jaguars coach Liam Coen saying the team must "connect, reconnect," while Patriots quarterback Drake Maye stated they are "finding ourselves" early in the season.
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Jaguars expect a favorable response against the Patriots, who are still ‘finding ourselves’
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (AP) — Trevor Lawrence and the Jacksonville Jaguars are counting on one thing following their worst offensive performance in 11 months: a favorable response.
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Jaguars expect a favorable response against the Patriots, who are still 'finding ourselves'
Trevor Lawrence and the Jacksonville Jaguars are counting on one thing following their worst offensive performance in 11 months: a favorable response against New England. Lawrence says “that's what it’s all about.” He adds that how they respond will say…
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