4. Clutch catch. Jones' first-half touchdown was far from his only critical play Sunday. Just as important and impressive was a play that led to a game-tying 54-yard field goal by kicker Matthew Wright. Lawrence on 3rd-and-8 from the Jaguars 39 made a back-shoulder throw to Jones, who – again covered by Igbinoghene – made the reception as he got both feet down just in bounds. Wright converted from 54 yards three plays later to tie the game, 20-20, with 3:40 remaining.
5. A big, big stop. The Jaguars through five games didn't make enough big plays. On Sunday, key players made a slew of them. One of the biggest came with the Dolphins facing 4th-and-1 from the Miami 46 with 1:49 remaining. Dolphins running back Malcolm Brown ran right, but Jaguars defensive end/linebacker Josh Allen disrupted the play and contacted Brown behind the line of scrimmage. He and linebacker Chapelle Russell were credited for stopping Brown for no gain on a play that gave the Jaguars possession at the Dolphins 46 and led to a game-winning field goal. "We needed to make a play," Allen said. "That was a situation where it was like, 'This is it. We can either go win this game or we're going to go to overtime.' Guys wanted to make that play. It felt great. Oh, Lord, it felt great. I thought they were going to do some tricky stuff, but obviously we stopped them."
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