The Jacksonville Jaguars didn't play most of their offensive starters Saturday against the New Orleans Saints — but there was still plenty to like about what Liam Coen's offense showed. After a rough start, Jacksonville's young offense found its rhythm and helped erase a 20-6 halftime deficit on the way to a 24-20 preseason victory.
The Jacksonville Jaguars didn't play most of their offensive starters Saturday against the New Orleans Saints — but there was still plenty to like about what Liam Coen's offense showed.
After a rough start, Jacksonville's young offense found its rhythm and helped erase a 20-6 halftime deficit on the way to a 24-20 preseason victory.
J'Mari Taylor powered the running game, young receivers like Trebor Peña, CJ Williams and Josh Cameron flashed, and the Jaguars showed the kind of offensive depth that could make some of these final roster decisions VERY interesting.
Kyle Nash reacts to the encouraging signs from the Jaguars offense and why Saturday's performance was about more than just winning a preseason game.
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