The defense fails, Trevor Lawrence's problems persist

Attack – C-plus

Another slow start put the Jaguars in a 10-point hole for the second straight game. Green Bay turned a Trevor Lawrence interception into its only touchdown of the first half, while the Jaguars waited until 5:26 left in the second quarter to get their first first down. Although top receivers Christian Kirk, Brian Thomas Jr. and Gabe Davis were sidelined with injuries during various parts of the game, the offense tied the score late in the fourth quarter, thanks in no small part to tight end Brenton Strange, who made the four Caught passes for 52 yards on the final two series. A 33-yard pass to Kirk sparked the Jaguars' first TD drive of the second quarter, and Lawrence (21 of 32, 308 yards, 2 TDs, 104.7 rating) needed just 51 seconds to make a quick three before halftime Scoring perfect sideline throws of 23 yards for Parker Washington and 28 yards for Thomas. But two crucial mistakes in the fourth quarter proved to be fatal blows. Lawrence, who has had problems with ball security in recent years, had the ball poked out by linebacker Edgerrin Cooper, leading to a Packers recovery that included a 3-yard TD pass from Malik Willis to Tucker Kraft for a 27-17 -Lead with 14 prepared: 06 left. The Jaguars later had a promising drive, but a third-down snap from up the middle went past tight end Josiah Deguara who was on the move, forcing them to settle for a 47-yard field goal from Cam Little admit. With so many weapons missing, it was a valiant effort by Lawrence to drive 87 yards for the game-winning touchdown, capped by Evan Engram's brilliant leap and 19-yard catch between two defenders. But the Jaguars, who shot 1 of 9 in the third, can't wait until midway through the second quarter to match such a potent offense.