The Jacksonville Jaguars held off the New England Patriots 25-21 on Sunday, surviving a Week 3 test that came down to the final possessions. It was the kind of afternoon where the box score told one story and the scoreboard told another. For Jacksonville, the win is a early-season statement that results matter more than style points. Trevor Lawrence was the game's most productive passer, throwing for 272 yards to keep the Jaguars moving when they needed it most. New England countered with Drake Maye, who tossed a game-high two touchdown passes and kept the visitors within striking distance throughout. Ja'Kobi Lane was the afternoon's most dangerous target, piling up 129 receiving yards, while TreVeyon Henderson led all rushers with 81 yards on the ground. The Patriots found production in nearly every phase — just not enough of it in the end. Defensively, New England had the louder day on the stat sheet. Milton Williams was a problem up front with two sacks, Troy Andersen came away with the game's only interception, and Marcus Jones paced the team with five total tackles. But the Jaguars answered every push, and the four-point margin proved to be the difference between a takeaway that swung momentum and a defensive effort that came up just short. Jacksonville did enough on both sides to close it out and bank the win.