Jaguars Demolish Patriots 35-6 as DarkHorse Under Cashes Easy

The Jaguars absolutely steamrolled New England 35-6 in a game that somehow still delivered for Under backers despite Jacksonville's offensive explosion. DarkHorse's under 46.0 hit comfortably with 41 total points, though not quite the defensive slugfest we envisioned.

Jacksonville's offense woke up in a big way, nearly doubling their season average by dropping 35 on a Patriots defense that had been allowing just 8.0 points per game. So much for that elite unit. Meanwhile, New England's offense continued its putrid ways, mustering only six points—somehow even worse than their dismal 15.0 per game average. Tommy DeVito and company were completely overmatched, validating every concern about their offensive futility.

The Under still cashed because New England's offense is genuinely that broken. Six points. Six. You could've spotted the Jaguars 35 and still won this bet. Jacksonville's defense did its part early, keeping the Patriots off the board, while their own offense finally found rhythm against a supposedly stout New England defense that got exposed.

The reasoning held on one side—the Patriots absolutely cannot score—while Jacksonville's breakout performance still wasn't enough to push this total over. Sometimes you win pretty, sometimes you win ugly. This was the latter, but a win's a win in The Stable.