By the start of the fourth quarter, the Jaguars were up 28-6. But this time, the only thing that collapsed was the pocket around Justin Herbert as the Jaguars sent him to the sideline with 10 minutes left in the game. The Jaguars were clearly still pissed about Houston and used that bad taste in their mouth t smack the Chargers silly. Trevor shook off a bad INT early as was sharp the rest of the day. Josh Allen broke the Jaguars franchise record for sacks. Jakobi Meyers were a consistent and reliable prescence over the middle. And even undrafted rookies BJ Green and Danny Striggow got in on the action.

The Jacksonville Jaguars were in a hostile NRG stadium up 29-10, when everything fell apart. The offense suddenly couldn't get a first down and the defense couldn't get a stop to save their life. And now Jags fans are doing some serious reflecting, in what may honestly be our worst loss of all time. What do yu think about this loss, what does this mean for our future?

The Jaguars took down the Raiders in Las Vegas - and broke a few records along the way. Cam Little broke the field goal record with a 68-yarder and Josh Allen tied the franchise record for sacks in a season. Here's the breakdown of the game, who we're looking towards getting in the trade deadline and how we can keep it rolling against the Texans.