A year ago heading into Week 12, these two were 7- and 6-win teams, respectively, en route to the playoffs. This year, both are largely playing things out to the offseason to recalibrate.
For the Jaguars, the quarterback situation will lead the way. QB Blake Bortles continues to Bortle surprising noone except perhaps the Jags’ front office who just signed him to a short contract extension in February. The out in his contract comes after next season, but surely the Jags can’t wait that long to add someone to the rotation to push past backup QB Cody Kessler for Bortles’ spot, right?