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The Jacksonville Jaguars are struggling offensively, averaging only 15 points and 295 yards per game after two weeks of the 2024 NFL season. Head coach Doug Pederson highlighted issues with red zone efficiency, third down conversions, and communication among players. Key playmaker Christian Kirk has seen limited targets, raising concerns about the team's offensive strategy. The Jaguars need to improve their execution and accountability to turn their season around.
- Jaguars rank poorly in red zone efficiency and third down conversions.
- Trevor Lawrence's completion percentage is among the worst in the league.
- Christian Kirk is underutilized despite being a key player.
Trevor Lawrence | QB
Injury
Week 2
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- Lawrence has a completion percentage of only 21.4% on third downs, the worst in the NFL.
- He struggled in the red zone, failing to convert opportunities into touchdowns.
Christian Kirk | WR
Pickup
Week 2
2 receptions
7 targets
29 rec yards
0- Kirk has only 2 catches for 29 yards through two games, with limited targets.
- He expressed frustration over the lack of opportunities to contribute.
Evan Engram | TE
Injury
Week 1
1 receptions
4 targets
5 rec yards
0- Engram missed the game due to a hamstring injury, impacting the offense's personnel groupings.
- He had only one catch for 5 yards in the opener.
Brian Thomas | WR
Breakout
Week 2
6 receptions
8 targets
141 rec yards
1 rec TDs
- Rookie Thomas has emerged as a target with 6 catches for 141 yards and 1 touchdown.
- He is averaging an impressive 23.5 yards per catch.
Jacksonville Jaguars
- The Jaguars' offense is struggling with execution and communication.
- They need to improve their red zone efficiency and third down conversions to compete.