Jaguars’ Andre Cisco calling the team out for quitting in London loss is bad omen for Doug Pederson
After the game, Jaguars defensive leader Andre Cisco distilled Jacksonville’s current state of mind into a blunt assessment of their 1-5 start. At first, Cisco hesitated before saying that there was a “lot of quit” in the Jaguars. Oof. That’s a horrible look for Doug Pederson and a clear shot across his bow:
The Jaguars' agreement with the NFL and Wembley Stadium to host games in London is up after this year and talks are underway ...
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Jaguars fans took to social media to vent when the Chicago Bears took to social media about the team's performance in London ...
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Chicago Bears tight end Cole Kmet faced his biggest fear in football with no notice. In a snap, you might say. Kmet scored ...
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