Refocused, NFL Week 2: Jacksonville Jaguars 31, New England Patriots 20

PFF’s ReFocused series this season features immediate takeaways and a key to the victory from two Senior Analysts who graded the performance, watching every player, on every play of the game.
Jacksonville Jaguars 31, New England Patriots 20 Analyst Takeaways It seemed like New England couldn’t get a single thing going all game long.
The Patriots lack of athleticism at linebacker showed early and often as the Jaguars ran crossing routes underneath, stressing the Patriots ability to pass off receivers in their zones.
They regularly got caught out of position with gobs of open space in front.
Through two weeks, cornerback Jason McCourty doesn’t quite look to be the playmaker that Malcolm Butler was.
Waddle had a difficult time handling the fourth-year defensive end, and Fowler exploited the mismatch to the tune of multiple quarterback pressures.
The Jaguars’ offensive line held up their end of the bargain.
They only missed two tackles all day.
Jacksonville: Bortles outdueled Brady.
The much-maligned Jaguars signal-caller was the more efficient quarterback on Sunday.