A brutal Week 1 loss has given way to introspection across the Jacksonville Jaguars roster as players seek to correct any mistakes they made to come out on top against the Indianapolis Colts on Sunday. After blowing a late lead that sealed their fate against the Washington Commanders, second-year cornerback Tyson Campbell told the media on Monday that the team is regrouping to figure out how to keep the embarrassing result from happening again.
“[We] just [go] back to what we always preach, like make sure we’re not beating ourselves,” Campbell said of the roster’s response to the disappointing loss. “Whether it’s penalties or missed assignments or whatever it may be, we just got to make sure we’re clean on that part of the end. We feel like we can compete with anybody, so, we can play a clean game and don’t beat ourselves and force teams to have to make good plays to beat us and we’ll be fine.”
