ATLANTA -- The Jacksonville Jaguars took a 7-0 lead into halftime, but three interceptions by the Falcons' defense kept that deficit from growing even larger in the first half of the final preseason game.
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The Jaguars' offense had little trouble moving the ball against the Falcons, picking up 15 first downs and gaining 278 total yards during the first two quarters, but they could only muster points on one of their five drives.
Fifth-year cornerback Blidi Wreh-Wilson came up with the first interception of the game, tipping the ball to himself while defending a jump ball thrown to Jacksonville receiver Dede Westbrook.