It was supposed to be a special night for the Jaguars.
They were on the verge of gaining the AFC’s No. 1 seed before the end of regulation on the same night they hosted Monday Night Football for the first time in a dozen years.
It didn’t matter that the Jaguars were a bit sluggish against the Bengals, because they appeared in control as they marched downfield with the game tied in the fourth quarter.
Trevor Lawrence really wanted to be in control after he got up in anger following a failed play. But Lawrence immediately fell back down, slammed his fists and tossed his helmet.
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The Jacksonville Jaguars fell in overtime to the Cincinnati Bengals on “Monday Night Football”.
The Bengals picked up their first win since quarterback Joe Burrow was lost for the season with an ankle injury, as backup Jake Browning guided them to an overtime victory against the Jaguars on Monday Night Football.
After the game, Browning spoke with ESPN’s Lisa Salters on the field to discuss the victory, and he had a humble response to a question about getting the first win of his NFL career.
“It’s been a long time since I won a game,” said Browning, via Adam Schefter.
He’s not wrong.
Bengals’ QB Jake Browning: 32-of-37 passing, 354 yards, two total touchdowns.
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Jacksonville Jaguars QB Trevor Lawrence was helped off with an ankle injury
The Jacksonville Jaguars entered Monday night’s game hoping to move into the top spot in the AFC with a win over the Cincinnati Bengals.
However, their immediate concern has now shifted to the status of quarterback Trevor Lawrence, who left Monday night’s game with an ankle sprain.
Midway through the fourth quarter, with the game tied at 28, Lawrence and the Jacksonville offense were on the move.
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Jaguars quarterback Trevor Lawrence suffered a right ankle injury late in the fourth quarter of Monday night’s overtime loss to the Bengals and did not return.
Jaguars quarterback Trevor Lawrence appeared to suffer a serious injury after his ankle was stepped on by offensive lineman Walker Little and he was bent backward.
Lawrence attempted to stand up and walk to the sideline but fell back to the ground, which drew a major gasp from the crowd at Jacksonville’s EverBank Stadium. The quarterback obviously couldn’t walk without help, yet a curious decision was made not to bring out a cart to drive Lawrence back to the locker room for an X-ray exam.
Jacksonville Jaguars quarterback Trevor Lawrence sustained a devastating ankle injury on Monday Night Football against the Cincinnati Bengals.
Late in the fourth quarter, Lawrence dropped back to pass on a 3rd-and-12. Unable to find an open receiver, he tucked the ball and braced for contact.
However, offensive tackle Walker Little stepped on Lawrence’s ankle during his pass protection.
Trevor Lawrence tried to get up, fell back down, and the entire stadium gasped.
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Jaguars quarterback Trevor Lawrence’s return to Week 13’s Monday Night Football game against the Bengals appears to be in doubt following his scary exit due to an ankle injury.
With Jacksonville driving in the fourth quarter, Lawrence suddenly collapsed to the ground after his ankle was inadvertently stepped on by offensive lineman Walker Little as he dropped back.
Lawrence, initially, tried to stand before again falling to the ground and throwing his helmet in frustration.