The Jacksonville Jaguars have no more to fall for.

After a dismal 52-6 outing against the Detroit Lions in Week 11, The jaguars hit rock bottom with a resounding thud. In fact, the Jaguars may be looking at the bottom as if it were a ceiling after the biggest loss in franchise history.

As a result, it’s no surprise to see the Jaguars land at No. 32 this week. NFL in SI power rankings — one spot lower than they were a week ago. As a result of the blowout at the hands of Detroit, the Lions also received all but one of the first-place votes as the top team in the league today.

In short, the Jaguars are seen across the NFL’s network of respected reporters as the worst team in football in 2024. And given the sky-high expectations the Jaguars face entering the season, it’s only fitting for the whiplash of the 2 Jaguars. -9 record to come back to bite them.

It looks like the Jaguars are headed straight for the 2025 season at this point. The futures of head coach Doug Pederson and general manager Trent Baalke have yet to be settled, but there is nowhere for the 2024 Jaguars to go from here.

“I look at it, even though we visited guys today and I see guys today, they are. They’re tired. It’s been, every week, every Monday, we haven’t felt very good. And that’s what matters,” Pederson. said Monday.

“You go into the next week, you try to re-motivate yourself, you try to bounce back – get back up for another game. It’s hard. It’s emotionally hard. Then, like I said, get out. , you don’t train well, you don’t play well Obviously, what result are you trying to win a game do things during the week and not be rewarded for all that on Sunday. And that plays a role.

The Jaguars will have a bye week in Week 12. After that, they’ll host the Houston Texans at home as they look to snap a four-game losing streak.

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