The Atlanta Falcons fell to 2-2 on Sunday after a 23-7 loss to the Jacksonville Jaguars in Wembley Stadium. A slow start once again doomed the club, which could not make up a 17-point deficit to start the second half.
This is a painful loss, if only because many of the same problems that plagued Atlanta against Detroit remained visible. Too often, the offense looked one-dimensional and non-threatening while key players failed to get involved. Defensively, the unit continued to play admirably and held a good offensive group to a low point total.
There will be plenty of time to dig much deeper into what this loss means, but here are some surface takeaways from Sunday.