The Jacksonville Jaguars improved to 3-1, following a road victory over the Cincinnati Bengals.
With the clock now at zero, here are our instant takeaways from the Jaguars' performance.
- Unlike last year against the Bengals, where a lead slipped away, the Jaguars were able to make enough plays down the stretch to come away with the victory.
- The Jaguars are fortunate to have won that game, given all the penalties. Key plays were wiped away because of a few flags, not to mention that some extended drives for the Bengals and others put the Jaguars' own offense behind the sticks.
- The Jaguars' passing game was able to generate several chunk plays. Trevor Lawrence had completions of 29 yards, 23 yards, 22 yards, and 15 yards.
- Once again, Bhayshul
Tuten was extremely efficient, averaging over 4.3 yards per rush. He needs more opportunities.
- Josh Cameron continues to make plays when given the opportunity.
- Foye Oluokun's interception was the Jaguars' third red zone takeaway of the year -- the most in the NFL.
- Travis Hunter had a very good day in coverage and played a season high in defensive snaps.
- Anthony Campanile's defense continues to force takeaways. More man coverage this season has helped put defenders in playmaking positions.
- Another game, another terrific outing by the Jaguars' run defense.
- Against a very good Bengals pass rush, Lawrence was pressured on just 20% of his dropbacks, according to PFF's early data.
- Bengals' QB Joe Burrow was kept relatively clean, pressured on roughly 29% of his dropbacks.
- In a game decided by five points, the Jaguars seven points off a Bengals' interception proved to be important. Jacksonville not turning the ball over was important as well.
This article originally appeared on Jaguars Wire: Instant analysis of Jaguars' Week 4 win over Bengals
