The Jacksonville Jaguars are sitting at 2-9 and there isn’t a game on the schedule left that makes you think “the Jaguars could win that one.”
Still, it’s hard to fathom that a team as talented as the 2016 Jacksonville Jaguars could finish 2-14. It might happen because Gus Bradley has shown us he’s disturbingly effective at guiding his team to losses, but this roster has no business losing 14 games in one year.
With all that in mind, it’s hard to look at this Sunday’s matchup against the Denver Broncos with a ton of hope. The Jacksonville offense has been dysfunctional on it’s own, but now they have to try and generate points against a ferocious pass rush and perhaps the best overall secondary in the league.