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The Jacksonville Jaguars stretched their win-streak to three and kept their season alive with a 19-3 victory over the New York Jets.
After both teams got on the scoreboard with a field goal in the first quarter, Jacksonville quarterback Trevor Lawrence hit the accelerator in the second, running in for a touchdown before guiding the Jaguars to two more field goals in the second half.
Lawrence finished with 229 passing yards and 51 rushing, while his opposition counterpart Zach Wilson had a nightmare outing.
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— NFL (@NFL) December 23, 2022
The Jets quarterback was sacked three times and threw for 92 yards and an interception before being benched in the third quarter.
The win keeps Jacksonville neck-and-neck with the Tennessee Titans in the race for the AFC South title.
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