Why Kamari Lassiter wanted Derek Stingley Jr. to 'Chill Out' during Jaguars win

There was a play late in the 2nd quarter of Sunday's game between the Houston Texans and Jacksonville Jaguars that, if it weren't for the highlight reel worthiness of the play itself, would've probably gone under the radar, even though it shouldn't have. Leading 20-10, the Jaguars offense was driving the ball down the field, looking to extend their 10 point lead before heading into the halftime locker room. The Jags had just crossed midfield, and with the bazooka leg of kicker Cam Little, Jacksonville was practically already in field goal range. But then, as Trevor Lawrence dropped back to pass and threw in the direction of practice squad call-up Austin Trammell, Texans All-Pro cornerback Derek Stingley Jr. laid out and made one of the finest interceptions you'll see all season long. On the surface, despite being a remarkable catch, the play could be considered relatively inconsequential. Houston didn't score before the end of the 1st half, Jacksonville's lead would eventually balloon to 19, and it would be