PITTSBURGH -- The Jacksonville Jaguars are pretty darn close to being an elite defense. They showed that pretty clearly against the Pittsburgh Steelers in a 30-9 victory on Sunday.
Two interceptions returned for touchdowns, keeping Le'Veon Bell and Antonio Brown from taking over the game, and holding the Steelers without a touchdown at Heinz Field.
That unit, along with running back Leonard Fournette, is what makes the Jaguars a legitimate playoff contender even with the limitations at quarterback.
Elite defenses force turnovers and score touchdowns and the Jaguars did both on Sunday.