Forced to throw early and often, the Jacksonville Jaguars have struggled in 2016 when relying on the arm of quarterback Blake Bortles. There has been a clear regression in Bortles’ mechanics and his vision of the field, leading to costly turnovers and less success down the field.
Unfortunately, the Jags rushing attack hasn’t been up to par so far. This is of critical importance as the Jags look to take on the division rival Houston Texans in Week 10.
The Texans are allowing the second-fewest passing yards in the NFL right now. Its defense has only allowed 1524 yards over eight games.