so you tell us not to tell you the very thing we should tell you. So, because I like circumventing the rules, I'll rephrase it.

Preseason scores mean nothing. You can short-sightedly look at wins and losses, total yards, times of possesion, etc as some stat without any context, and you aren't getting any idea who is good or ungood. You have to look at the big picture. Jags are 0-3, they are doomed to pick first again, right? Of course not! Look at how our 1's did. They moved the ball. The defense rattled opposing offenses. The reserves came in, and we looked like warm puke. Looking at things from a broader perspective will tell you who the contenders are - who has a good starting lineup; who has reliable depth; who has a coach who knows how to use the players they have. So yeah, preseason is meaningful, but you have to dig to find the meaning.

the team to beat in the division? The correct answer is "yes". It will be "yes" until we start beating any of them. I don't see any one team running away with the division this year. It will be a close race throughout the season, and really anyone can get on a hot streak and take the crown.

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