The Jacksonville Jaguars showed marked improvement in 2015, at least on offense. The emergence of Blake Bortles as a legitimate, playmaking quarterback coupled with the breakout seasons of Allen Robinson and Allen Hurns at wide receiver resulted in perhaps the most explosive offense in the AFC.
The same can’t be said for the defense.
For the third straight season under head coach Gus Bradley, the defense finished near the bottom of the league in terms of points allowed (31st in 2015). While some fault lies with Bradley for not adjusting his scheme enough, a majority of the cause for the poor defensive production has been the terrible personnel.