NFL power rankings, Week 11: Titans rise, Packers tumble

Jacksonville Jaguars. 30. team. 52. While the Houston Texans finally managed to win a road game, the Jaguars still haven’t come up with a victory in Jacksonville this season. Remember, the lone home triumph for Gus Bradley’s club this year came in London, England, against the Indianapolis Colts. As for this tilt, quarterback Blake Bortles once again had problems with ball security. He lost one of his two fumbles and his lone interception of the game was taken back 42 yards for a score by Texans cornerback Kareem Jackson. The Jaguars’ shaky ground attack continued to disappoint, gaining only 80 yards on 22 carries. And for the fifth consecutive contest, Bradley’s squad failed to come up with a takeaway. <p>Next Week: Gus Bradley’s struggling club travels north to the Motor City to face the surging 5-4 Detroit Lions, now tied atop the NFC North. Jacksonville will see a familiar face in one-time Indianapolis Colts head coach Jim Caldwell. Dating back to 2015, the Jaguars own a 2-10 road record – including a 1-3 mark this year.</p> <p>Playoff hopes: You can never say never these days because the NFL has seen its share of streaky teams (both good and bad) over the years. But this is a lifeless Jacksonville team that doesn’t look like it has a lot of fire or confidence these days. And climbing above three teams in your own division is never an easy task.</p>. 2-7. Previous: