This is a game built for the Jaguars’ rushing attack.

The Jaguars have completed three game-winning drives and two fourth quarter comebacks in their five victories on the season.

It’s Monday Night Football in Jacksonville as the Kansas City Chiefs come to town to take on the Jaguars. Let’s take a look at some of the game’s top matchups.

They were built to bend against the run, but somehow, the Jaguars’ defense refuses to break.

Jaguars are surging, dominant in the trenches, explosive on the ground, and suddenly elite on defense.

The Jaguars’ defense has been among the best in the league thus far, but this is a get-right game for Trevor Lawrence, Brian Thomas Jr, and the rest of the offense after some early season struggles.

The Jaguars’ offense shows promise under Liam Coen but continues to sabotage itself with drops, penalties, and misfires.

Going into the 2025 season, many were skeptical of the Jaguars’ safety room.

The Jaguars have a big opportunity this weekend.

There’s still plenty of football still to be played, but things are looking up in Jacksonville under Coen’s tutelage.

Don’t let last week’s lackluster performance fool you. This offense is one of the NFL’s most dangerous and can beat you in so many different ways.

The Jaguars and Anthony Campanile’s shiny new defense showed up and showed out in their debut, allowing just 10 points on three turnovers.

Let’s look at some statistical takeaways from the Jaguars’ week one victory.