The Jacksonville Jaguars aren't exactly familiar with tight fourth-quarter scenarios. That could help explain why the 0-3 Jags have already lost two games this season in which they possessed the ball with a chance to win in the final minutes.
In both situations, the Jaguars offense appeared tentative, to say the least.
Trailing the Green Bay Packers by four points in Week 1, the offense took over on its own 37-yard line with 3:17 to play. On the ensuing drive, Jacksonville ran 12 plays. And on only four of those plays did quarterback Blake Bortles attempt a pass that traveled more than seven yards beyond the line of scrimmage.