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The Denver Broncos lead the Jacksonville Jaguars 20-7 in the fourth quarter at TIAA Bank Field in downtown Jacksonville.
4th Quarter
Q4 5:26 Jacksonville's Jamal Agnew scores a touchdown on a 102-yard kick return. The two-point conversion was no good. Jaguars are still down 23-13 to Denver.
Q4 5:42 Denver kicker Brandon McManus makes third field goal of the game to give the Broncos a 23-7 lead.
Q4 10:31 Jaguars' Trevor Lawrence intercepted by Broncos' Patrick Surtain II. Denver takes over on their own 6-yard-line.
Q4 13:27: Denvers' Sam Martin punts 46 yards to Jacksonville's 10-yard-line after a three-and-out.
3rd Quarter
Q3 0:01 Jaguars forced to punt after short drive. Logan Cooke punt travels 64 yards, with Denver's return reaching their own 35-yard-line.
Q3 1:04: Denver's capitalize on turnover with 46-yard Brandon McManus field goal. They lead 20-7.
Q3 4:23 Denver's Kareem Jackson intercepts Jags' Trevor Lawrence, returning it to the Jacksonville 49-yard-line.
Q3 6:44 Jaguars hold Broncos for a crucial defensive stop. Sam Martin punts 48 yards to Jacksonville's 17-yard-line.
Q3 10:30 Jaguars go three-and-out for the third time in the game. Logan Cooke punts 52 yards, which is downed at the Denver 19.
Q3 12:35: Teddy Bridgewater connects with Noah Fant for a touchdown. Denver leads 17-7.
2nd Quarter
Q2 0:19 Jacksonville's Josh Lambo misses a 48-yard field goal late in the second quarter, his second miss of the game.
Q2 0:39: Trevor Lawrence converts 4th down with an 11-yard scramble to keep drive alive.
Q2 1:54: Broncos' Teddy Bridgewater connects with Tim Patrick for Denver's first touchdown. Denver leads 10-7.
Q2 5:56: Jaguars held to a three-and-out, forcing a punt by Logan Cooke. Denver's Diontae Spencer returns punt four yards to the 20-yard-line.
Q2 7:25 Jaguars hold Denver to a second-straight three-and-out. Martin punts 45-yards, which is returned by Jamal Agnew to the 14-yard-line.
Q2 8:34: Jacksonville's Josh Lambo misses wide right on a 52-yard field goal.
Q2 11:35: Denver goes three-and-out, forcing a punt by Sam Martin goes 42 yards. However, unsportsmanlike conduct call against Denver moves the ball to 28-yard-line.
Q2 14:43: Jaguars' second drive ends with a three-and-out. Logan Cooke makes the first punt of the game, which goes for 44-yards and is fair caught by Denver.
1st Quarter
Q1 0:23: Brandon McManus of Denver kicks 32-yard field goal. Jags lead 7-3.
Q1 2:32: Jaguars' Josh Allen records 16-yard sack on 1st and goal.
Q1 9:21: Jacksonville quarterback Trevor Lawrence throws his first regular-season touchdown pass at TIAA Bank Field to Marvin Jones. Jacksonville leads 7-0.
Preview
For the first time since 2019, fans are expected to pack TIAA Bank Field to watch a Jacksonville Jaguars regular-season home game.
Urban Meyer and Trevor Lawrence will look to score their first NFL victory against the Denver Broncos.
Though Jacksonville lost its opening game last week against Houston with plenty of mistake-filled football, there were nevertheless glimpses of what-could-be. Nowhere was that more apparent than with quarterback Trevor Lawrence.
In his first NFL start, Lawrence showed both why he was the top pick in the NFL Draft and the struggles of a rookie quarterback. Lawrence threw for 332 yards, enough to be ranked in the top 10 in passing yards, and three touchdowns. Yet, he only completed 55% of his passes and threw three interceptions. But the blame extends far beyond Lawrence.
The Jaguars committed 10 penalties, costing them 82 yards, missed a field goal and had only half the rushing yards as the Texans.
Now, with the Opening Day nerves behind them and a week to work on fundamentals, the Jaguars will take on the Denver Broncos, coming off a victory against the New York Giants.
The Broncos defense held New York to only 13 points and 327 yards, including 60 yards on the ground. Denver also held Giants quarterback Daniel Jones to under 60% in completion percentage.
The Broncos are favored by six points over the Jaguars, with the over/under set at 45 as of 8 a.m. Sunday morning, according to Vegas Insider.
The Jacksonville Jaguars and Denver Broncos will kick off at 1 p.m. on CBS.