After a historic 27-point comeback win over the Los Angeles Chargers, the resilient Jaguars have demonstrated they might be team nobody wants to play.
Now that point is debatable, since any Floridian or person living in warm-weather climates has probably exterminated one out of anger/fear, either by stepping on them or spraying a can of insect repellent.
Head coach Doug Pederson bristled a bit when I brought Jenkins’ cockroach comparison to his attention, but he sort of understood where one of the Jaguars’ best defenders was going with it. He absolutely did. Look, there were a half-dozen instances in the Chargers game where they were one play away from likely closing out the Jaguars’ season.
From that point on, a tidal wave of momentum flipped toward the Jaguars. The Chargers did nothing to stop it. That kind of scenario just doesn’t happen, not without a hot quarterback who has the maturity to stay in the moment and trusts his teammates to do the same. Those five consecutive one-score losses in October might have discouraged a lot of young quarterbacks. Not Trevor. It only provided fuel for him to make things right, to get the Jaguars back on a course where they shockingly erased the Tennessee Titans’ four-game lead in the AFC South.
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