Jacksonville's ability to become a more competitive entity this season can be attributed to the growth within their offense. There are a lot of first and second-year players who give the Jaguars something to look ahead for in the future. You can begin to see the beginnings of a true identity forming on this offense, with QB Blake Bortles showing some major improvement behind center this season. I really like the way this Jax team is playing right now.
In 5 straight games, he has thrown at least 2 touchdowns. He does a good job of getting the ball in the hands of talented second-year receivers Allen Robinson and Allen Hurns, while rookie back TJ Yeldon is looking to settle into a groove. In the last 5 games, they've scored an average of 27 points and should continue to show improvement at home on the short week.
Since 2010, Jax is 8-1 vs spread when favored and Tenn is going thru coaching and offensive changes and that will hurt them tonight.