NFL Power Rankings, Week 4: Eagles soar into top 10

52. The talent is in Jacksonville, but it can’t seem to pull out a win. Turnovers are what killed the Jaguars as Blake Bortles threw three interceptions in the loss. The former third-overall pick now had six interceptions in his first three games of the year. <p>Jacksonville’s ground game failed to get any traction, with Bortles accounting for 17 of the team’s 48 rushing yards. Chris Ivory was limited to just 14 yards, while T.J. Yeldon had just 17 on six carries.</p> <p>The only two touchdowns of the day for the Jaguars came courtesy of Allen Robinson. The former Penn State wide receiver led the team with seven catches and 57 yards Sunday, including an impressive touchdown in the back corner of the end zone.</p> <p>Defensively the Jaguars made a ton of upgrades over the offseason. One of those was Malik Jackson, who recorded his first sack of the season. Rookie Yannick Ngakoue also was able to bring down Ravens quarterback Joe Flacco.</p> <p>Veteran linebacker Paul Posluszny joined his fellow Nittany Lion Robinson in leading the team in multiple categories against Baltimore. Posluszny finished with 12 tackles, an interception, and a pass deflection.</p> <p>First-round pick Jalen Ramsey is the 10th-ranked cornerback by Pro Football Focus after week three. The former Seminole is still looking for his first interception, but he’s played great thus far.</p> <p>If the Jaguars do not beat the Indianapolis Colts in London next week heading into the bye, Gus Bradley could be in trouble.</p>. 0-3. Previous: 23rd. Jacksonville Jaguars. 31. team