Having some unsavory fish for dinner is bad. Getting food poisoning is worse. Getting into a fender bender is bad. Driving off a cliff “Thelma &amp; Louise” style is worse. Jaguars players’ fantasy production with Trevor Lawrence has been disappointing. Production with backup Mac Jones has been virtually nonexistent.

There are different levels of “bad.” This is not breaking news. We can trace it all the way back to the 14th Century and Dante’s “Inferno” and its nine circles of hell.

That is all well and good, but why would anyone want to traverse any circles of fantasy hell, particularly at this pivotal point in the season?

Well, let the Madman be your Virgil and guide you through the divine comedy that is the Jaguars offense, and its fantasy options.

First, understand there is a big leap in how bad Jacksonville was earlier with Trevor Lawrence and how much deeper it sunk with Mac Jones at QB.{ai:summary}<p>The Jaguars' fantasy production has been disappointing, particularly with Trevor Lawrence and virtually nonexistent with backup Mac Jones. As the season progresses, navigating the complexities of their offense remains crucial for fantasy players. </p><p>Understanding the varying levels of poor performance can help players avoid a descent into "fantasy hell." #sports</p>

Fantasy football: Don’t give up on Trevor Lawrence, Jaguars just yet

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