'I think it was a combination of a lot of things. 'The whole thing's frustrating,' Pederson said. He said the offense has to accept its share, and there were plenty of examples: a half-dozen drops (three by Zay Jones, the hero of the previous week's victory over Baltimore), Travis Etienne's fumble on the second play of the game after a 13-yard gain and a leaky offensive line that allowed two sacks and four quarterback hits - one of which came within a whisker of costing them Lawrence's services for part or all of the remaining games this season. The main theme Pederson wanted to get across is that it wasn't all the fault of a defense that has the second-highest payroll in the NFL. That sentiment didn't change on Monday when Pederson met the media after he had a chance to watch video of the most lopsided loss of the season (the previous biggest margin was 10 points to Kansas City). The word used most often, by coach Doug Pederson and throughout the roster were variations of 'embarrassing.' Sunday's 40-14 loss to the Detroit Lions at Ford Field in Detroit was the first time this season the Jaguars (4-8) were manhandled from start to finish and much of the Monday morning chatter is placing the blame on a defense that gave up points on every possession, save the last when the Lions went into their victory formation. Gene Fre nette: Dreadful defense gives Jaguars no chance to beat Lions or retain playoff hope.Jaguars Up-Down Drill: Not much upbeat about Jaguars' 40-14 debacle against Detroit Lions.'Embarrassing': Jaguars lay an egg against Lions, fall 40-14 in pivotal matchup.The same can't be said for the Jaguars defense from a physical or mental standpoint. Quarterback Trevor Lawrence will be fine - but could be handled with a certain level of caution this week as the wounded Jaguars limp into preparations to play the Tennessee Titans on Sunday (1 p.m., CBS) in Nashville.

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