The Jaguars beat the Dolphins in London in week six, then had two weeks to prepare for their eighth week in Seattle to face a Seahawks team on a three-game losing streak as they started Geno Smith as quarterback.
On paper, things were going well for the Jaguars, but on the ground, things didn’t look so good.
The Seahawks scored the first 24 numbers of the game and the Jaguars didn’t get on the scoreboard until the final two minutes of the game. Down 24-6, they opted not to aim at two, then allowed Travis Homer to back one aspect. kick that would not have helped their chances of winning for a landing to crown the defeat 31-7. Linebacker Myles Jack didn’t mince words when he talked about the loss with the media.
“It’s humiliating,” Jack said on the team’s website. “It’s embarrassing and it’s not something that everyone should be involved in. Do you know what I mean?”
Defensive finisher Josh Allen has added “depressing” to the list of descriptions of the last bad day for a Jaguars team that will now turn its attention to the Bills in Week Nine.
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