Jaguars host Chiefs in home opener and feel like they ‘owe them’ after last season’s playoff loss

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (AP) — The Jacksonville Jaguars don’t seem to have fully moved on from last season.

They still feel like they should have beaten Kansas City in the divisional round of the AFC playoffs. And they can easily recall why it didn’t happen: allowing a 98-yard touchdown drive to a backup quarterback in the second quarter, failing to score on two possessions in the third and committing two turnovers in the fourth.

“We owe them,” tight end Evan Engram said.

The Jaguars consider it payback time — or at the very least an…