Jaguars believe defensive success and takeaways are 'part of our DNA' after 3-1 start
The Jacksonville Jaguars don’t expect to get much credit for their 3-1 start. They prefer it that way. Jacksonville's defense might be mostly overlooked. That surely will change if the unit keeps playing like this. The Jaguars have allowed 53 points, the second fewest in the NFL and the second fewest in franchise history through four games. The Jags also rank second in the league with eight takeaways, including three in the red zone.
Coach Liam Coen says, “I’d like to believe it’s a part of our DNA at this point.”
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