The most horrendous start of the season sunk the Jacksonville Jaguars on Sunday, as they fell, 38-27, to the New Orleans Saints for their 10th loss of the season. Although their playoff chances were shot coming in, Sunday was a debacle.
Whether their poor play was due to the fact that they were already out of contention or just flat unprepared, the Jaguars looked closer to a team in its first year under head coach Gus Bradley rather than a team nearing the end of its third season with Bradley at the helm.
The defense had no answer for Saints quarterback Drew Brees, and the offense was too busy playing horizontal, negating big gains and turning the ball over in the first half too often to even give themselves a legitimate chance in the second.