Despite defeating the Los Angeles Chargers in Week 3, the team won't rely on that victory as a base for what they expect on Saturday in the playoffs.
Wide receiver Keenan Allen, center Corey Linsley, cornerback J.C. Jackson and tight end Donald Parham Jr. missed the game due to injuries, while quarterback Justin Herbert was limited throughout the week — and game — due to a rib injury.
Allen, for perspective, has caught 66 passes for 752 yards and four touchdowns in just 10 games this season since returning from injury. He caught eight passes for 102 yards and two touchdowns against the Broncos in Week 18. The Jaguars won't necessarily ditch the tape from Week 3, but using a full body of work for Los Angeles will be what suits them best. The teams have adapted and changed, and that's what the players expect moving forward.
"Those guys are paid for a reason and they play at a very, very high level. It's rare that you see guys like them play consistently throughout the game nonstop with a high motor — like [Las Vegas Raiders defensive lineman] Maxx Crosby, I can just see that sort of same motor that [Chargers outside linebacker] Khalil [Mack], both of them guys have."In Week 3, James Robinson was the team's leading rusher with 100 yards. He's now on the New York Jets.
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