The Jacksonville Jaguars had high expectations coming into the season. Starting quarterback Trevor Lawrence signed a huge contract extension. The Jaguars signed big name free agents. And owner Shad Khan called this Jaguars team the best assembled in franchise history.

As the Jaguars are in their bye week, they have the worst record in the NFL. The expectations have not been remotely close to what the Jaguars envisioned. Now, head coach Doug Pederson is on the hot seat (and potentially beyond that even). Where did it all go wrong for the Jaguars?

Bucky Brooks, an analyst and former player, recently sounded off as to why. He said it is toughness.

“I am looking at the notes from the spring and the summer and the optimism and all the things that we expected from the team,” said former NFL player Bucky Brooks. “It really did not take but a half for it to kind of unravel. And I would say the first half, I would say the first game of the season, the Miami Dolphins game, where the team was up and really about to open a can on the Dolphins. Travis Etienne is really on the verge of scoring a touchdown, fumble, and from that moment on, the season has absolutely spiraled. And I am surprised that it has kind of been that because the team talked about the toughness and the resilience and bouncing back from a disappointing finish to last season, that this team is sitting at 2-9.”