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The Jaguars’ 10 penalties went for 99 yards Sunday and they created situations of first-or second-and-more than 19 yards on five different drives for the offense. Those five drives came on a six-possession stretch in the second and third quarters, a stretch in which the Titans turned a 3-3 tie into a 23-3 lead.

“It’s hard to call plays when you’re starting out first and 20,” Marrone said, adding, “This does not give us the position that we want to be in from a standpoint of field position and a standpoint of being able to run the football the way we want to.”

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