J.P. Shadrick

The Jaguars did have... He keeps saying that.

JP keeps saying that.

He's not wrong, but... We'll get back to this because it's obviously a big point early in the football game, but the Jaguars had two fourth-quarter leads and could not hold them.

They could not stop Josh Allen in that offense and blown coverages.

They had no pressure on the quarterback in the passing game, the pass rush at all in the game.

And that, to me, is... If they get one stop in the fourth quarter, they probably win.

So here's what happens.

Right.

You lose a close ball game and it's easy to say, well, this is why they lost this one decision.

Right.

Yeah.

Liam Cohen.

But like that's not the case because I can go on defense and say the miscommunication, the back end cost in the game.

I can go on offense and say, OK, the interception, whichever Lawrence that didn't help.

Obviously, the whole false start thing with Walker Little that ran 10 seconds off the clock that then rushed out the field goal kicker to miss that.

That was a difference, right?

The special teams had some mistakes.

That was a difference.

I can go to all three phases of this game and say each one of them

had a responsibility where they lost this game.