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Below expectations: There's not a lot to work with for Doug Marrone, but Jacksonville is 1-10 with a minus-98 point differential. Expectations were low going into the year, but Marrone has already guaranteed that the Jaguars will win six games or fewer for the third time in four years under his direction.

They fired their general manager Dave Caldwell to get a jump on the process. Coach Doug Marrone almost certainly will go after the season.

Actually a classy move by owner Shad Khan to euthanize tenure of GM Dave Caldwell once Jacksonville's playoff hopes were officially extinguished. Total reboot required in Duval Co., so may as well start process ASAP.

Most important game remaining: Week 13 at Minnesota

The Jaguars have lost 10 consecutive games (a franchise record for a single season) heading into Sunday's matchup with the Vikings. The streak needs to end now because the Jaguars have Tennessee and Baltimore the following two weeks. Three more losses ties the longest losing streak in franchise history (last five games of 2012 and first eight of 2013). -- Mike DiRocco

Mike Glennon made his first start since 2017 and gave the Jaguars an obvious boost -- not enough to beat the Browns, but enough to keep Jacksonville's offense respectable in a way it hadn't been under Jake Luton. The performance rightfully earned Glennon another start on Sunday against the Vikings, Jacksonville's first game without Dave Caldwell in the building since 2012. The team announced Sunday that they had dismissed the general manager, who oversaw just one winning season during his eight-year tenure: the Jaguars' Cinderella run to the AFC Championship Game in the 2017 campaign. Doug Marrone remains employed for now, but his fate seems decided, as well. Jacksonville's 10th consecutive loss clinched a third straight season with double-digit defeats. No one survives that.