The Jacksonville Jaguars straight up gave the Indianapolis Colts belt this weekend. Showing no mercy, Trevor Lawrence and Liam Coen raced out to a 35-0 lead, powered by two Bhayshul Tuten touchdowns and a Rayaun Lane pick 6. There's a lot of season left but the Jaguars have a firm grip on the division and are making a move for the AFC's No. 1 Seed. But the victory didn't come without casualties. Standout nose tackle Davon Hamilton went down and is out for the season, a long with starting saftey Eric Murray. Will these injuries compel Gladstone to make a move by the deadline?

With losses by the Houston Texans, Tennessee Titans and the Indianapolis Colts going into firesale mode, the Jacksonville Jaguars absolutely DOMINATED the bye week - without even playing. The Kansas City Chiefs lost too just for good measure, keeping the AFC #1 seed within reach. However there areas where the Jaguars need to seriously improve. Will James Gladstone make the moves we need to become a bonafide contender?

In what ended being a distrubing game to watch for Jaguars fans, the Houston Texans pulled off a 34-31 victory in a thriller, with a little help from the referees. From questionable to downright indefensible calls, the officials seemed to be all over Jacksonville in London. While the Jaguars head back to the states on their bye week feeling robbed, they have some positives to look forward to, the offensive line appeared to take a large step forward, Trevor Lawrence is still balling out and leading the league TD passes and Travis Hunter had possible his best game as a pro, showcasing his skill on both sides of the ball.

The Jacksonville Jaguars faced off against the Philadelphia Eagles in London and wow, what a game it was. The Jaguars were sloppy all game regularly shot ourselves in the foot at almost every turn until Parker Washington's INSANE touchdown catch gave the lead late in the fourth. But of course, Jalen Hurts lead the Eagles on a field goal drive with 8 seconds left. But what happened after that was straight CINEMA. And you'll have to watch the whole episode to find out!

Trevor Lawrence has finally done it, the former Clemson Tiger beat Joe Burrow, the former LSU Tiger who up until this point had been undefeated against Lawrence from college all the way to him becoming a Cincinnati Bengal. We're gonna break everything down from Travis Hunter's dominant play to Brenton Strange's big day. Do you think the Jacksonville Jaguars take down the Philadelphia Eagles in London this Sunday? What do you think about Brian Thomas Jr.'s usage?

The Jacksonville Jaguars laid an absolute smackdown on the New England Patriots in Everbank stadium this past Sunday. The team destroyed the reigning AFC Champions in all three phases, with an arguably more dominant showing than the Seattle Seahawks had against them in last year's Super Bowl. Trevor Lawrence was sharp, picking apart their defense for 3 TD's, and an INT that actually wasn't his fault at all. Travis Hunter snagged his first career INT off Drake Maye. Parker Washington was once again borderline unguardable, making an insane TD catch that was nullified by a penalty and then going right back and making ANOTHER spectacular grab for a TD the very next play. Today we're gonna cover everything, from Davon Hamilton's elite play, to Brian Thomas Jr.'s snap count, to the emergence of Josh Cameron.

The Jacksonville Jaguars carried the high of their 13-4 2025 season into the beginning of the year by giving a shellacking to the Cleveland Browns. But it all came crashing down in Mile High Stadium when the Denver Broncos handed Trevor Lawrence and Liam Coen their first regular season loss in 10 games. The game actually highlighted some alarming trends between Travis Hunter, Brian Thomas Jr and Cam Little. We'll talk about those and what the Jaguars need to do to get back on track.

The Cleveland Browns simply could not handle the Jacksonville Jaguars on Sunday. Trevor Lawrence was sensational, going for about 250 yards and 4 majestic touchdowns. It didn't matter what advantage or disadvantage the Browns thought they had us in, we overcome each one. No Devin Lloyd? No problem, Foye Oluokon picks off Deshaun Watson. No Travis Etienne? No problem, Bhayshul Tutan goes for 66 on the ground and 22 in the air.