JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — Despite scoring a tenure-high 39 points on Sunday, Gus Bradley's Jacksonville Jaguars suffered their eighth loss of the season in grand fashion against the Tennessee Titans.
Bradley addressed the media on Monday and admitted that the team and the coaching staff share equal blame for their struggles, especially on defense. The Jaguars missed 16 tackles and two extra point attempts and failed to take advantage of an offensive outpouring unrivaled in team history.
As a defensive-minded head coach, the 42-39 loss was a complete and utter failure by his primary unit. Bradley went as far as to say it was the offense's most complete game of the season, but the unit that he controls badly under-delivered in a loss that will likely haunt him and the fanbase for quite some time.