The Jacksonville Jaguars got an early jump on the Baltimore Ravens thanks in part to a defense that didn’t allow a first down until 4:18 was left in the second quarter, but also because the offense — and specifically quarterback Blake Bortles — was more than the efficient group it was in the season opener against the Houston Texans. They were good. Really good.
When did the Jaguars’ offensive avalanche start and when did the game turn into a blowout?
On the second drive of the game:
It’s a simple enough play and it’s early in the game, so you want to develop some rhythm in Blake Bortles but also feed Leonard Fournette some touches and get him involved.