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Five Key Plays That Defined Jaguars' 20-13 Loss to Broncos

**4.The first mistake.** Lawrence played mostly mistake-free in his first 22 pass attempts Sunday, but that changed on attempt No. 23. On 3rd-and-6 from the 50-yard line, Lawrence attempted to fit a pass down the left sideline to [Parker Washington](/team/players-roster/parker-washington/), who was covered tightly by Broncos cornerback Riley Moss. Moss intercepted Lawrence and the Broncos got the ball with momentum at their 36-yard line. "We had a kind of a double move going on over there," Coen said. "They played cloud. He (Lawrence) knew it was cloud. He thought that he had a chance to hole shot it to him, and the guy just sunk underneath it. Probably just something that we got to make sure you throw it outside, get it up top and outside if you're going to throw it. If not, come on inside. But I think he was probably trying to force some a little bit. We didn't protect great. I thought it was getting hit way too often, but that's just unfortunate part of it." Said Washington, "They had they had a nice coverage out there for us. They just made a good play. They're professional as well. Coaches made great calls."  The Broncos drove 64 yards on the ensuing possession, with Nix passing seven yards to tight end Nate Adkins to tie the game, 13-13, with 11:47 remaining. "I didn't have a great feeling right when I let it go," Lawrence said of the interception. "I was trying to take a shot there and get one to Parker there on the third down. It didn't go our way and definitely want that one back."

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