To Ben Arthur
FOX Sports AFC South Lighter

teeth jacksonville jaguars good?

That’s the conversation you might need to have after another dominant performance.

The Jaguars (2-1) defeated justin Herbert and the Los Angeles Chargers (1-2) in a 38-10 victory at SoFi Stadium in Los Angeles on Sunday. It was his second straight win for Jacksonville, and the first since September 2019.

“They’re playing with confidence,” said manager Doug Pederson. “If you win, you can do it”

Here are some takeaways from Jaguar’s performance in Week 3.

Force Down Conversion Launches Attack Explosion

The Jaguars maintained a narrow 16-7 lead at halftime. They were 1-4 in the red zone to start the game. The meat was left early on the bone.

That started to change in the third quarter. Third-year running back James Robinson ripped off his run for a 50-yard touchdown as Jacksonville faced him 4-1 in his 50. started a 22-point unanswered run for the Jaguars.

Quarterback Trevor Lawrence said of Robinson’s run, “Oh, it was great. ‘Especially at that point in the game, when you were in control of the clock. You have the lead. … hitting the ball.’ I think it was 4 down. It was just a big play.”

Another strong performance from Trevor Lawrence

Lawrence continued to play efficiently after his best game as a pro against the Indianapolis Colts last week. His sophomore quarterback completed 72% of his passes (28 of 39) for 262 yards and his three touchdowns with no interceptions, and his rating for the passer was his At 115.5, it was his second highest of his career.

The former No. 1 overall pick sliced ​​through the Chargers’ defense with a quick passing game. He threw a career-low 2.39 seconds and went 19-for-23 for 162 yards and a touchdown on all passes thrown in under 2.5 seconds, according to Next Gen Stats.

Lawrence spread wealth. Five Jaguar pass catchers at least he had three receptions and three touchdowns.

Pederson was quick to point out that pass protection shined through Lawrence’s big day.

“I think our offensive line really dominated this football game,” Pederson said.

Chargers offense jumps to hurt Herbert

Herbert, the Chargers’ star quarterback, played with a fractured rib cartilage while the Jaguars had to capitalize on a weakened opponent’s offense.

what they did.

Jacksonville posted consecutive sales growth in the second quarter. First, rookie linebacker Devin Lloyd turned off Herbert when he ran Sonny Michelle, who bobbled a pass deep in Chargers territory. Defensive lineman Dowan Smoot then sacked Herbert. A turnover led to 10 points.

The Chargers went 312 yards, but the Jaguars went 3-1 in the red zone and 13-5 on third downs for one touchdown.

milestone

Here are some of what Jaguars achieved on Sunday.

It was their biggest win by points since they beat the Houston Texans by 38 in Week 15 of 2017.

According to ESPN, they had a streak of 20 points or more for the first time since 2000.

Lawrence scored his first win on the road ten times.

Ben Arthur is FOX Sports’ AFC South reporter. He previously worked for The Tennessean/USA TODAY Network, where for a year and a half he was the writer for Beat Titans. He covered the Seattle Seahawks on SeattlePI.com for his three seasons (2018-20) before moving to Tennessee. You can follow Ben on his Twitter. @benyarthur.

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