The Jacksonville Jaguars arrived at Sunday’s game vs the Cincinnati Bengals off a Week 1 victory and with an eagerness to become what they aspire to be, especially after investing $275 million into Trevor Lawrence. But what happened along the sidelines in a 31–27 loss at Paycor Stadium became the day’s story, and it sparked conversation regarding leadership, responsibility, and the future of the franchise.

Jacksonville’s offense nearly took control early in the fourth quarter. From second-and-goal at the 7-yard line of Cincinnati, Lawrence tried to throw high to wide receiver Dyami Brown. The ball sailed just out of Brown’s reach, bouncing in the end zone. Cameras continued to take Jaguars head coach Liam Coen gesturing emphatically toward Lawrence, showing how he wanted the

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