Five numbers that show how bad Jaguars loss to Lions was

Quarterback Jared Goff threw four touchdowns, including two to wide receiver Amon-Ra St. Brown.

Wide receiver Jameson Williams added a 64-yard touchdown, while tight end Brock Wright scored the sixth touchdown to put the Lions up 42-6 in the third.

14

Jacksonville entered as a 14-point underdog, the season's biggest. However, oddsmakers were being generous, as the Jags suffered the worst loss in franchise history.

46

ESPN's Adam Schefter noted that Jacksonville's 46-point margin of defeat was its largest, two points more than a 44-0 loss to the Lions in December 1995, the organization's inaugural season.

475

The Lions outgained the Jaguars 645-170. The 475-yard difference was the largest since 1979, when the Rams outgained the Seahawks by 482 yards, 475-minus-7. (Yes, really.) Detroit was only 14 yards shy of setting the all-time record, which the Rams set in Week 13 of the 1976 season — a 59-0 win over the Falcons. 

8.5M

The Jaguars hired head coach Doug Pederson to a multi-year contract worth a reported $8.5M annually in February 2022. He earned his hefty salary, which ranks just outside the top 10 for highest-paid coach, based on a Super Bowl win seven seasons ago as Eagles head coach and the belief he'd properly develop quarterback Trevor Lawrence, who was selected No. 1 overall in the 2021 NFL Draft.

With Sunday's loss, his overall record as a head coach is 62-62-1, and Lawrence has regressed under Pederson's stewardship.

Lawrence missed Sunday's game with a shoulder injury, but that doesn't justify Jacksonville's performance.

Its loss to the Lions is the kind that costs people their jobs. It feels unlikely that Pederson will have his much longer.