The Jacksonville Jaguars found ways to win early in the season, but they weren't particularly consistent. The offense, in particular, was hindered by drops and penalties. However, the Jags picked up steam during the BYE and haven't had trouble putting points on the scoreboard during their five-game winning streak.
Not surprisingly, prominent analysts are starting to pay attention to Jacksonville's success. Mina Kimes of ESPN was the latest to talk about what makes their offense so productive.
Jakobi Meyers has been a difference-maker for the Jaguars
On her podcast, Mina Kimes highlighted Jacoby Meyers' impact on the Jacksonville offense, noting that his ability to operate in the middle of the field has allowed Brian Thomas Jr.