In the first game of the season, the Jacksonville Jaguars faced an early deficit and couldn’t get their run game going against the Commanders. They flipped the script in Week 2, when they held a 17-0 halftime lead over Indianapolis and finished with 37 rush attempts (compared to 18 the week prior).
The bad news is that despite doing it early and often, Jacksonville wasn’t very successful on the ground in Week 2. James Robinson’s 37-yard touchdown was the team’s only rush of at least eight yards; over half went for two or fewer yards.