On the eve of Black Monday, the Jacksonville Jaguars finished their season with a 20-3 loss to the Houston Texans in what was more than likely quarterback Blake Bortles’ last game as a Jaguar. It was a lost season for the Jaguars, going 5-11 for the fifth time in franchise history.
As the offense struggled throughout the day — only garnering an abysmal 119 total yards — running backs Leonard Fournette and T.J. Yeldon starred on, arms crossed, waiting for their season to end. The attitudes of the former first and second round picks triggered a response from executive vice president of football operations, Tom Coughlin.