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The Jacksonville Jaguars were on the road in Week 9 against the Cincinnati Bengals. After ending the first quarter up 3-0, they trailed for the rest of the game, but they never lagged too far behind.
Down 26-16 in the fourth quarter, the Bengals were driving. The Jaguars had just scored, but Andy Dalton and Giovani Bernard had exploited a Jacksonville defense that was stout in the first half, but showing weaknesses in the second.
The Bengals ran a screen that was broken up almost as quickly as the ball was snapped. Dalton threw the ball away (but he didn't do a very good job) and it got tipped just behind J.T. Thomas' left shoulder.
Thomas did the rest, showing off some great awareness and reflexes as he hauled in a pass that resulted in a Jaguars touchdown two plays later.
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