This week, the Jacksonville Jaguars are on the road to face off against the Tennessee Titans (fuck ‘em). The two teams have played each other 61 times, and the Titans lead the series 35-26. Let’s all hope the Jaguars gift themselves a win for their birthday, as we look at the good, the bad, and the ugly with the Titans.

Series Results

The good

Week 18 at TIAA Bank Field on January 7, 2023
Final Score: Titans 16 – Jaguars 20
Attendance: 70,050

Admittedly, this was not the Jaguars’ biggest numerical win against the Titans, but I chose this one...

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Your boy was witnessing the Jaguars’ horrifically beautiful victory in person, via a bachelor’s trip.

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With a 7-4 record — and just one game behind the Colts in division standings — the Jacksonville Jaguars have over a 70% chance to make the playoffs, according to projection models by ESPN and The Athletic. But how good are they really?

As Week 13 approaches, we rounded up the latest NFL power rankings to get a sense of how the Jaguars are viewed nationally.

Pro Football Talk: 11 (last week: 11)

From Mike Florio:

Trevor Lawrence keeps making mistakes, but the Jaguars keep winning.

The Ringer: 12 (13)

From Diante Lee:

As we approach...

The Jacksonville Jaguars (7-4) will travel to face the Tennessee Titans (1-10) at 4:05 p.m. EST on Sunday, Nov. 30, at Nissan Stadium.

According to FanDuel Sportsbook, the Jaguars are 6.5-point favorites and the total is set at 41.5 points.

“We’re not going to apologize for winning around here,” head coach Liam Coen said after Jacksonville’s Week 12 dub in Arizona. “That’s not anything we’re going to do, being 3-0 on the west coast.”

“Guys stepped up. Nobody flinched, nobody was walking around, head down, disappointed or frustrated. You’ve got to keep playing and that’s been the message for the...

The Jacksonville Jaguars have won yet another rollercoaster, chaos-filled football game with the team’s 27-24 overtime win over the Arizona Cardinals.

It’s getting hard to describe this Jaguars team as they couldn’t be more up and down. While they may be heart attack inducing every weekend, they are still gutting out one-score games. So far this year the Jags have won five games decided by a single score. That is one of the big signs of a solid team, especially when it comes to getting late in the season and in the playoffs.

Despite how frustrating this team may be...

The Jacksonville Jaguars left the deserts of Arizona with a wild 27-24 win over the 3-8 Arizona Cardinals added to their record. A tough day at the office by quarterback Trevor Lawrence was salvaged by his clutch performance when it mattered most. The Jacksonville defense swarmed Cardinal’s quarterback in Jacoby Brissett, with 6 sacks on the day. Additionally, the win moves Jacksonville up to the sixth seed in the AFC playoff standings. While not the win most expected, there are no style points for victories in the NFL.

Here’s everything you need to know from Jacksonville’s Week 12 overtime road...

The Jacksonville Jaguars won on Sunday and coupled with the Buffalo Bills loss on Thursday night, Jacksonville has moved up from seventh to sixth in the AFC. The Jaguars’ biggest helpers in Week 12 was none other than the Houston Texans, who knocked off the Bills.

The Indianapolis Colts lost, too, so the Jags have an even better shot at the division crown here in 2025.

The Baltimore Ravens moved into the top slot in their division with a win and a loss by the Pittsburgh Steelers.

The Denver Broncos and Los Angeles Chargers stayed idle on their bye.

The...

Good afternoon! The Jacksonville Jaguars are in Arizona to face off against the Cardinals for Week 12. Kickoff is at 4:05 pm EST, and you can click here to learn how to watch/listen to the game. You can also find game updates on our X/Twitter, Bluesky, and Facebook.

Inactives:

The Jacksonville Jaguars and Arizona Cardinals are set to square off in Week 12 of the 2025 season.

“Ultimately in a season, there’s highs and lows,” head coach Liam Coen said Wednesday. “But when you play as we played on Sunday, there’s a new standard now in terms of, okay, well that’s what it looks like when we prepare the way we did and got ourselves in the mindset, mentality to go play that way. And performed obviously, cleaner. The physicality and all that I really appreciated and we want every week, but it was just cleaner in a lot...

In an interesting series of events, the Jacksonville Jaguars received a bit of unexpected news on Saturday when the league released its weekly Accountability Report, which lists all fines levied each week for all NFL matchups. Only one fine was listed from the Los Angeles Chargers matchup to the Jaguars, and it wasn’t applied to a Jacksonville player. Chargers Linebacker Del’Shawn Phillips was fined $11,160 for his fourth-quarter facemask on Jacksonville running back LeQuint Allen, during the Jaguars’ fourth-and-one conversion with under three minutes remaining in the game.

On a more surprising note, Jaguars rookie undrafted free agent defensive end...

Additional help is on the way for the Jacksonville Jaguars, as the team has officially announced a return to the field for tight end Brenton Strange, following his six-week recovery (including five games missed) on the Injured Reserve list.

Strange was a limited participant throughout this week in his return from a hip/quadriceps injury suffered against the Kansas City Chiefs in week five. It is currently unknown if Strange will play on a snap count or with any limitations, following no full practices this week. Notably, with his return, the team now has the positional depth to potentially run more...

The Jacksonville Jaguars followed up their disastrous collapse against the Texans a week ago with a truly dominant performance on Sunday. The Jags beat the visiting LA Chargers 35 to 6 which was their largest margin of victory since the Sacksonville days in 2017. The running game lead the charge to the offensive explosion and it was rookie running back, Bhayshul Tuten, that really set the tone early as he had his best game as a pro on Sunday.

He was the story of the day but it was a solid overall showing across the board from the 2025 rookie...