JACKSONVILLE — The Bucs' starting defense held the Jaguars to a total of 1 rushing yard on seven carries in the first half of Thursday's 12-8 preseason win.
And its members were disappointed.
"We want them to have negative-90 (yards), negative-80. We don't care," DT Gerald McCoy said. "We want to keep it going. This is just one showing. We have to be consistent."
The Jaguars, with top rookie RB Leonard Fournette sidelined by injury, didn't have a run longer than 3 yards in the first half, but the Bucs said they need success against the run as the starting point for their defense.