Jaguars deliver big plays on both sides of the ball in 42-7 romp over rebuilding Colts

The Jacksonville Jaguars’ latest home blowout gave them a three-game lead in the AFC South — and put them in a spot they haven’t been in since 1999.Trevor Lawrence threw three touchdown passes, including one to recently benched receiver Brian Thomas Jr., and the Jaguars dominated the reeling Indianapolis Colts 42-7 in the rain Sunday to extend their home winning streak in the series to 12.The latest one was essentially over at halftime and put Jacksonville (5-2) in firm control of the AFC South after eight weeks.“Good teams don’t think about the division lead they have in November,” Lawrence said. Lawrence directed a 98-yard touchdown drive on Jacksonville’s opening possession and never let up until he was watching the fourth quarter from the sideline.“It’s embarrassing. It’s a butt whooping,” Colts running back Jonathan Taylor said. “Went down there and they kicked our teeth in. That was an old-fashioned butt whooping. That’s what’s going to show up on the film.”Lawrence found Thomas