The Jaguars lost again!

Ben Johnson, come on down.

The Jacksonville Jaguars suck in every way imaginable and lost a real-life NFL football game 52-6 to the Detroit Lions. The loss represents the largest margin of defeat in team history and keeps the team at the bottom of the league standings.

This game, unsurprisingly, was an uncompetitive as any the team has played all year and probably worse than the 47-10 ass-kicking the team got from the Buffalo Bills on Monday Night Football.

Sunday’s final was a Scorigami and an excellent audition for Johnson as the future head coach in...

The Jaguars are 2-9 and in line for the first pick of the 2025 NFL Draft after losing by 46 at Ford Field.

The Jacksonville Jaguars struggled to get anything going on either side of the ball allowing scoring drives to the Lions on eight straight drives, while Jacksonville’s offense would not score one touchdown. Sunday’s matchup with the Detroit Lions directly placed a mirror on this Jacksonville team’s performance under head coach Doug Pederson, but also the four-year rebuild under General Manager Trent Baalke. Here’s everything you need to know from Jacksonville’s Week 11 52-6 loss to the Lions,...

Gus Logue is joined by Ryan Green, Mia O’Brien and Tommy McManus to discuss the Jaguars’ loss to the Lions. Is Doug Pederson about to be shown the door?

Check out episode 33 of Duval Rundown, hosted by Gus Logue.

Gus was joined by 1010XL’s Ryan “Hacker” Green, Mia O’Brien and Tommy McManus for a live postgame reaction of the Jacksonville Jaguars and Detroit Lions’ Week 11 clash.

Doug Pederson may be out as Jaguars head coach following the 52-6 loss.

It was the worst margin of defeat and most points allowed in franchise history.

Jacksonville’s previous Worst Game Ever...

AFC matchup that could have some big playoff implications down the line

We close off this NFL Sunday with an AFC matchup on our hands that as Colts’ fans we should be keeping an eye on, as the Los Angeles Chargers (- 126) host the Bengals (+ 108). The home team opens up as 1.5-point favourites, with the OU for the game set at 47.5.

The Chargers easily dispatched the Titans last week led by a mistake free performance by quarterback Justin Herbert, and the defense stiffling Will Levis’ and the Titans’ offense. After a rough patch midway through...

A lot of the same issues week in and week out.

Games are rarely won or lost because of bad calls. Today’s game wasn’t lost for the Tennessee Titans because of the referees, but they certainly did not help. The Minnesota Vikings got three touchdowns that came after very questionable calls against the Titans. In most cases, the Titans still had a chance to overcome after the penalty but could not.

Will Levis was better once again. There are still some issues in his game, including terrible awareness in the pocket, but he made some really good throws today. In...

Houston Texans final injury report.

The (6-4) Houston Texans are set to take on the (3-6) Cowboys in Dallas on Monday Night Football.

Houston’s defense is playing great football, while the offense has continued to be extremely inconsistent. The good news is that their offense is likely to receive a big boost.

Here is a look at Houston’s final injury report:

DID NOT PARTICIPATE:

• Defensive End Will Anderson Jr. (Ankle) OUT
• Defensive Tackle Folorunso Fatukasi (Foot) OUT
• Tackle Blake Fisher (Concussion) OUT

LIMITED PARTICIPATION:

• Cornerback Kamari Lassiter (Concussion) QUESTIONABLE

FULL PARTICIPATION:

• Quarterback...

Texans first losing steak of the season is stressing out the fanbase

Two extremely winnable losses have frightened the fanbase. Just last week, the fanbase was at 70% confidence. Now? The confidence is just above 50%. The season hangs in the balance as the Houston Texans take on the Dallas Cowboys on Monday Night Football.

With Kenyon Green out of the lineup, the offensive line continuity improved, but the run game disappeared. Texans can’t have too much of any good thing.

Texans face a decimated Cowboys team without Dak Prescott, an injured Ceedee Lamb, Jourdan Lewis out, DeMarcus Lawrence, Brandin...

The Colts are on the road this week to take on the Jets in this week 11 match up. Get in on this open thread.

The Indianapolis Colts are on the road to take on the New York Jets for their week eleven game, Sunday at 1 p.m. EST.

Week ten was a showcase game for the Colts and Joe “best-chance-to-win” Flacco who threw three interceptions as well as three other passes that likely should have been intercepted. If not for a few long Jonathan Taylor runs and some garbage time passing stats, last Sunday’s offensive performance would have...

The Jaguars are on the road to face off against the Lions

The season continues on, as the Jacksonville Jaguars are on the road to face off against the Detroit Lions for Week 11. Click here to learn how to watch/listen to the game. You can also find game updates on our Twitter, Blue Sky, and Facebook.

INACTIVES

Who’s in, who’s out against the New York Jets on Sunday...

The Indianapolis Colts announced their inactives ahead of Week 11’s road game against the New York Jets on Sunday (1 PM EST, CBS):

While there were no real surprises, as starting left tackle Bernhard Raimann (knee) was already ruled out entering the weekend, his absence will obviously be a critical one. In the interim, Colts rookie 3rd round pick Matt Goncalves will make his 2nd start at the blindside.

Goncalves rejoins a Colts starting offensive line Sunday against the Jets that will already feature two other rookie replacements in...

It looks like the surprising recent two-game benching of 2nd-year quarterback Anthony Richardson was head coach Shane Steichen’s call.

According to NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport, reinserted Indianapolis Colts quarterback Anthony Richardson’s recent benching was head coach Shane Steichen’s call—and not team owner Jim Irsay’s, as had been initially speculated by at least some fans:

“This time, sources say, Irsay was not involved at all in the decision to go back to Richardson,” writes Rapoport. “He was consulted, but Steichen informed him of the decision and Irsay did not attempt to sway him in either direction.”

“While the...

The Colts will reportedly have their veteran right bookend available on Sunday against the New York Jets defense.

Despite recently being downgraded to ‘questionable’ due to a personal matter, Indianapolis Colts starting right tackle Braden Smith reportedly traveled with the team earlier this weekend and will be starting on Sunday against the New York Jets (via The IndyStar’s Nate Atkins):

The 7-year veteran has started in all 10 games for the Colts so far this season, earning a +64.7 overall grade including a +76.2 run blocking grade. His availability is critical against a Jets front seven that includes former 2023...