Twice in this game, the Jaguars had the lead. Both times it was on a catch given up by Jones. The first touchdown drive, Jones gave up 16-yard catch on third and nine to keep the drive alive and set them up at the 12-yard-line. They would get the touchdown to take a 7-0 lead.

With fans upset over the team's draft slot slipping after a victory Sunday, Raiders coach Antonio Pierce said winning matters and "we don't do this to lose."

The Raiders final two games are at the New Orleans Saints (5-9) and the finale at home against the Los Angeles Chargers (9-6) in the finale.