TCB. Taking Care of Business.<\/p>\n
This is a good place to start this O-Zone Late Night, because “taking care of business” without question was Sunday’s storyline. The Jaguars were expected to win against the Jets, now 3-11. They needed to win to stay in first place. That can sometimes be a tough combination in professional football. The Jaguars methodically did what they needed to do Sunday and that’s a good sign for this developing, surging team.<\/p>\n
Richard from Jacksonville<\/p>\n
I think it’s time for the are-we-good, are-we-really-good, we-can’t-win-with Lawrence and is-this- contending emails to stop. Do you think they will?<\/p>\n
Until he throws an interception. Fans fan. It’s what they do.<\/p>\n
Zone, I am starting to believe!<\/p>\n
The Jaguars are 10-4. They started the season 4-1 and have beaten good teams all season. Their lone losses since Week 2 are to the Los Angeles Rams, Seattle Seahawks and Houston Texans \u2013 3 of the NFL’s best teams. They have won 3 consecutive games by 17 or more points. They are in first place. If you’re not believing now, I don’t know what it will take.<\/p>\n
The team is clicking on all cylinders.<\/p>\n
Our highly-paid quarterback is \u2026 Kklling it!!! Playing like a man possessed.<\/p>\n
Lawrence turned in a third consecutive solid, impressive game Sunday. He started fast, again looking very confident and very accurate. He threw for 5 touchdowns and ran for another. He threw accurately. He played with confidence and poise. It looks sustainable. He continues looking like a player taking a step. That’s another good sign for this developing, surging team.<\/p>\n
He’s good. We’re reaching the point where it’s stubborn to think otherwise.<\/p>\n
Steve from Shreveport, LA<\/p>\n
Thirty-one points in the half! Wow! who is this team?!<\/p>\n
They’re the AFC South-leading Jaguars, the No. 3 seed in the AFC and a serious contender for \u2013 and in \u2013 the postseason. They have been good all season. They’re getting better now.<\/p>\n
John, I remember a time not to long ago when the Jaguars seemed to never be able to score on their opening drive. So glad those dark days are gone.<\/p>\n
Richard from Jacksonville<\/p>\n
That was an impressive opening drive in a multitude of ways.<\/p>\n
This was the much-ballyhooed, oft-aromatic, sometimes-accurate First Email of the Game. What it lacked in wit and verbosity it made up for in accuracy. The Jaguars indeed drove impressively on their first possession to take a 7-0 lead. Lawrence was impressive. So were the receivers. It set the tone. Good stuff.<\/p>\n
Jakobi Myers is one of the best in-season pickups we have ever had. Dude is automatic.<\/p>\n