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Entering their week 12 contest with the Chargers, the Jaguars had surrendered 33 sacks on the season. They were able to walk out of Sunday's game with only 2 more sacks to add to that total.
Sack No. 1:
Situation: 2nd-and-2 at the Jaguars 28 yard line. 00:28 left in Q2.
The Sack: Sack #1 on Sunday. Nobody able to get open downfield, coverage sack to end the half https://t.co/67saE2WbIk
— draft hanx (@HankJoness) December 1, 2015
Who was at fault: Miscellaneous
This was simply just a coverage sack, with the Jags sending all their targets downfield and the Chargers doing the same with their defenders at the end of the half.
Sack No. 2:
Situation: 2nd-and-10 at the Chargers 30 yard line. 2:42 left in Q4.
The Sack: Sack #2, kind of more of the same. Had to leave pocket early, couldn't get pass off in time https://t.co/O9vZFsDl5a
— draft hanx (@HankJoness) December 1, 2015
Who was at fault: Miscellaneous
Cann and Parnell both get beat but Bortles is able to escape, eventually still getting sacked later in the play. This sack was more the cause of a broken play.
Overall, thought this was a really good game by the OL in pass protection. The fact that nobody really got "beat" for a sack is a good testament to this. Cann, Joeckel, Yeldon had especially strong overall performances.
Here is the updated sack accountability chart for the 2015 season.
Player or situation |
Sacks at fault for. |
Luke Joeckel |
1 |
Zane Beadles |
5 |
Stefan Wisniewski |
1 |
A.J. Cann |
0 |
Jermey Parnell |
3 |
Blake Bortles |
7 |
T.J. Yeldon |
4 |
Sam Young |
3 |
Miscellaneous (Coverage sack, free blitzer, etc...) |
11 |