JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — The latest and greatest blowout of Jaguars coach Gus Bradley's tenure was "disappointing" and created "some frustration."
"I told the team that's a good thing and shows they're invested," Bradley said Monday.
The 51-17 debacle at New England also seemingly negated all the progress Jacksonville made a week earlier by beating Miami. It was the most points the Jaguars have allowed in a game, tied the most lopsided loss in Bradley's three seasons and showed just how far the franchise has to go to really compete with the AFC heavyweights.
"We didn't go out there and play up to our capabilities and make plays when we had opportunities," Bradley said.