How Jaguars' Offense Feels About Week 1 Defeat

Jacksonville Jaguars Offense Disappointed After Week 1 Loss

The Jacksonville Jaguars offense is disappointed after their Week 1 loss to the Washington Commanders. The Jaguars were held to just 10 points in the game, and their offense struggled to move the ball consistently. Quarterback Trevor Lawrence threw for just 249 yards and one touchdown, and he was sacked three times.

Offensive Line Struggles

One of the biggest problems for the Jaguars offense was their offensive line. The offensive line was unable to protect Lawrence, and they also struggled to create running lanes for running back Travis Etienne. The Jaguars allowed three sacks in the game, and they were also penalized for holding twice.

Wide Receivers Fail To Impress

The Jaguars wide receivers also failed to impress in Week 1. Christian Kirk was the only wide receiver to catch a touchdown pass, but he finished the game with just 72 receiving yards. Zay Jones and Marvin Jones Jr. combined for just 50 receiving yards, and they were unable to make any big plays.

Etienne Shows Flashes

One bright spot for the Jaguars offense was running back Travis Etienne. Etienne rushed for 114 yards on 17 carries, and he also caught two passes for 14 yards. Etienne showed his explosiveness and versatility, and he could be a key player for the Jaguars offense this season.

Lawrence Remains Confident

Despite the disappointing performance in Week 1, quarterback Trevor Lawrence remains confident in the Jaguars offense. Lawrence said that the offense needs to improve their execution, but he believes that they have the potential to be a good offense.

Upcoming Schedule

The Jaguars will look to bounce back from their Week 1 loss when they face the Indianapolis Colts in Week 2. The Colts have a strong defense, but the Jaguars should be able to move the ball better against them than they did against the Commanders.

The Jaguars offense has a lot of potential, but they need to improve their execution in order to be successful. If they can do that, they could be a dangerous team this season.