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The New England Patriots have played like one of the worst teams in football through the first 13 weeks of the season, putting together a 3-10 record. Now, as the league enters Week 14, New England finally has their bye week and with that comes a chance to relax and prepare for their last four games of the year.
The Patriots were idle on Sunday but they got themselves a little closer to the top of the NFL Draft with a little help from an old friend. Former New England quarterback Mac Jones earned his first win as the starter for the Jaguars. Their win over the Titans lifted Jacksonville out of the top spot and into the six-team logjam of teams at 3-10.
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His second target of the day was a seven-yard touchdown pass to the left corner of the end zone to cap off the 49ers five-play, 70-yard opening drive. To get the fans really hyped, Jennings celebrated with a Levi's® Leap (leaped into the crowd in the north end zone).
Luckily, they got some help from an old friend, as Mac Jones and the Jacksonville Jaguars defeated the Tennessee Titans 10-6 at Nissan Stadium on Sunday. Jones, 26, was New Englan
Mac Jones got his first win as a member of the Jacksonville Jaguars on Sunday despite throwing two picks. The Jaguars beat the Tennessee Titans, 10-6, to snap their five-game losing streak. Jones took over for the injured Trevor Lawrence last week after the veteran quarterback was hit in the head and placed into the NFL’s concussion protocol.