" data-canon="Jacksonville Jaguars" data-type="SPORTS_OBJECT_TEAM" id="shortcode0"> tight end Marcedes Lewis<player idref= scolded the offense after another lackluster practice Tuesday, reports the Florida Times-Union. <player idref= hit 4 of 10 throws, and Chad Henne went 5 of 8 on a day the offense "lacked any kind of rhythm," the paper said.
“We’ve been building and getting better since April and we came out today and didn’t get better, plain and simple,” Lewis said. “That wasn’t good enough. That’s not acceptable. In years past, it may have been acceptable and we may have come into the locker room without even mentioning what happened. But mediocrity can’t be accepted.
“Sometimes you can be sluggish and get your second wind during a practice and then complete passes and stay on your blocks. But for one reason or another, that didn’t happen.”