Five key games: Bengals 24, Jaguars 21

5. Hold – and another big game for the tight end.The Jaguars simply couldn’t get off the field in the second half, as evidenced by 24 points and two allowed touchdowns. The Bengals’ final training in that sense served as a microcosm of a frustrating game. Two of the biggest plays of this streak: a hold penalty on Jaguars cornerback Tre Herndon, a play that came in 3rd and 1st with linebacker Damien Wilson registering a sack. “You must have amnesia at this point,” Brown said. “You have to forget about it and move on to the next game. It was a good momentum, but things happen. You have to roll with the punches.” Rather than forcing a Bengals punt, Herndon’s grip on Bengals wide receiver Tyler Boyd gave Cincinnati a first down for the Bengals 36. “I thought we were off the field, and they called that, Meyer said. “On a bag – wow, that’s hard.” A short pass from Burrow to Uzomah with 1:09 to go became a 25-yard gain for the Jaguars 21. Evan McPherson’s 35-yard field goal came two plays later in the last play of the game and gave Cincinnati victory.