Travis Etienne tied a single-game Jaguars record with three touchdown catches, another reason why he will have a big free-agent market.

The Jacksonville Jaguars went absolutely buck wild on the New York Jets, cruising to a dominant 48-20 victory.

The Jacksonville Jaguars jumped out to an early lead and never looked back in their 48–20 win over the New York Jets. Jacksonville opened the scoring with a 9-play, 72-yard drive that took 4:42 off the clock, capped when Trevor Lawrence hit Brian Thomas Jr. on a 4-yard touchdown pass to take a 7-0 lead.

The Jaguars scored at will against the lowly New York Jets on Sunday. Jacksonville's offense put up points at a historic pace.

Rookie quarterback Brady Cook made his first start, but the Jets (3-11) remained stale on offense. The Jaguars (10-4) went on to roll Gang Green on defense, too. QB Trevor Lawerence have five touchdown passes in what was an eventual 48-20 final.

Trevor Lawrence accounted for six touchdowns, including a career-high five passing, and the Jacksonville Jaguars overwhelmed the New York Jets from start to finish in a 48-20 drubbing Sunday.

- Jaguars turn takeaways into points. The interception by Montaric Brown led to seven points for the Jaguars' offense. The turnover on downs that the Jaguars' defense forced early in the first quarter resulted in a Jacksonville touchdown as well. Another turnover on downs later in the game ended with a Jaguars' field goal.

The New York Jets (3-11) were officially eliminated from playoff contention last week when they lost to the Miami Dolphins, but there was still a chance for the Jets to finish the season in a positive manner.

The New York Jets had another tough afternoon on Sunday. New York hit the road to take on the Jacksonville Jaguars. With Tyrod Taylor and Justin Fields both in