What the heck is this?

The Jacksonville Jaguars’ defense was absolutely abysmal on the first drive of Sunday’s game against the New England Patriots in London, but luckily for the Jaguars, they were still able to walk away from Wembley Stadium. Ta. 32-16 victory.

drake mayThe Patriots’ rookie quarterback led New England’s offense right down the field and never gave the impression that they were strong. 1-5 record In real life. Now, at one point on this drive, the Pats were facing a third-and-10 situation on the Jacksonville 16-yard line. May threw the ball to the running back. jamaical hasty Who was on his right, and for the most part, it looked like a pretty routine play that wouldn’t have much effect. (Related article: Haason Reddick officially ends holdout, signs new contract with Jets)

But then the Jags defense decided to be completely lazy, and the Patriots took advantage of that.

While there are multiple players on the Jaguars’ defense who need to be blamed for their poor performance on the field, the defensive end josh hynes allen Receive cake. But maybe we should give him the benefit of the doubt, maybe he’s dealing with an injury or has hemorrhoids or something, who knows.

Plus, Hasty is much faster than Hines Allen…right?

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.@mychasty Dance to the end zone 🕺

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— New England Patriots (@Patriots) October 20, 2024

Lol…everyone knows I’m Capin.

The evidence speaks for itself, and so do the people.

Josh Hynes-Allen looked like a lost puppy during his touchdown.

— Ken Gugala (@kgug91) October 20, 2024

Josh Hynes-Allen is obviously good in coverage, but I can’t say he’s doing his best here. #jaguars #jagged pic.twitter.com/VjeUnybWfp

— Clay Harbor (@clayharbs82) October 20, 2024

Josh Hines Allen put on his skates… The Jags’ defense starts in typical fashion.

— Mr. Tennessee (@MrTenn1010) October 20, 2024

This was probably the least effortful defensive play I’ve seen from Josh Hynes-Allen this year.

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— Beat The Spread (@WeBeatTheSpread) October 20, 2024

I mean, seriously, what are we doing there?