What happened: Dan Orlovsky said Jacksonville should keep leaning on horizontal motion to open vertical chances in the passing game. The comment comes days after the Jaguars beat Cleveland 34-10 and drew fresh praise for their line play and pocket integrity.

Why it matters: If that approach sticks, it points to a more layered passing structure instead of a one-week wrinkle. That matters for the Jaguars offense Orlovsky backed for a January run, especially after earlier reviews of its second-level blocking and interior protection.

What to watch: Watch whether Jacksonville keeps building vertical shots off pre-snap motion in its next game. The next tell will be whether defenses start rotating earlier to take away those looks.