the office season 2 episode 6 minute 21 11

That would bring the score within seven at 21-14 with a little over six minutes remaining in the contest.Īfter a brilliant third-down stop by Campbell, the Jaguars got the ball back on offense with a little over two minutes remaining in the contest, a chance to tie the game up and send it into overtime. The Jaguars would commit a costly holding penalty near the goal line, pushing the drive back and stalling it out en route to a field goal. To get the game within seven points, the Jaguars and Lawrence orchestrated what looked to be one of its best offensive possessions of the season, traveling 89 yards on 14 plays. (via /6PragR1cJC- SportsCenter November 28, 2021 Tavon Austin with his first TD since 2019 would also make an impressive play, a one-handed snag for a gain of 21.

Jacksonville’s first score of the game wouldn’t come until there were just 50 seconds remaining in the first half, a Matthew Wright field goal, good from 21 yards out.ĭuring the drive, Lawrence would connect with multiple receivers, and even converted a long third-and-21 that was obtained through some hard-fought, tough running by receiver Laviska Shenault.

The Jaguars, of course, would assist them with some sloppy penalties, including a leverage penalty on the Falcons’ field goal attempt during the second quarter that would eventually turn into a touchdown for running back Cordarrelle Patterson by virtue of a free first down. With a couple of explosive plays during the first half, the Falcons were able to jump out to a 14-0 lead. Running back James Robinson would also turn the ball over, on the Jacksonville side of the field during the second quarter of action. They hadn’t, however, and the Jaguars were instead called for illegal formation, allowing the interception to stand. The interception came on a toss-up play by Lawrence who thought he had a free play, that the Falcons jumped offside. The second half was much better but proved too little, too late, for the Jaguars offense to overcome.ĭuring the first two quarters, the Jaguars committed two costly turnovers, including a Lawrence interception, his first since Week 7 against the Seattle Seahawks. In the first half, it did not look as though Jacksonville was going to provide even a sliver of that. The team needed to produce something on offense, and that starts with rookie QB Trevor Lawrence, who has gone through plenty of adversity over the past month. Entering today’s contest against the Atlanta Falcons (5-6), the Jaguars (2-9) needed some sort of momentum following a couple of clunkers since their victory over the Buffalo Bills a few weeks ago.

The office season 2 episode 6 minute 21 11