The Florida Times-Union shares the three keys of the team for victory before his confrontation against the Kansas City Chiefs on Monday night of football.
The Jacksonville Jaguars spent the first half of their game on October 6 against Kansas City unharmed by an injury.
Not so much the second half, and it was a great.
Brenton Strange’s closed wing injured his hip and was questionable to return, according to the Jaguars. Strange caught a pass for 22 yards in the first quarter and entered the game leading the Jaguars with 19 receptions, and was second by Brian Thomas Jr., in yards with 164.
Strange has also been a force for the Jaguars blocking in the race game and in pass protection.
Strange was informed as in part time with the Jaguars following 14-7. He was seen standing on the side line of the Jaguars with a towel on his head during the third quarter.
The Offensive Tackle Anton Harrison went out for a play during the Touchdown unit of the Jaguars that tied the game 14-14, but returned after a play.
Later, in the third quarter, the Robert Hainsey center was seen entering the tent of portable injuries in the bank, but ran out of his own power.
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