Published for Jacksonville Jaguars fans — October 2026
By Toxlay Sports Editorial Team · Last updated October 24, 2026
🏈 Jacksonville Jaguars Fans — Your DUUUVAL Is Waiting!
The Jags are 4-2, top of the AFC South, and Trevor Lawrence is playing the best football of his life. Fly the teal, fill EverBank Stadium, and roar DUUUVAL all the way to January.
The Club
The Jacksonville Jaguars were founded in 1995 — the NFL’s 30th franchise, awarded to the Bold City in 1993 — and have played at EverBank Stadium since day one. This is DUUUVAL: the chant named for Duval County that shakes the stadium and follows the team across the Atlantic, where Jacksonville has become London’s adopted home team. The franchise was built by legends like Tony Boselli, its first draft pick and first Hall of Famer, and Fred Taylor, the franchise rushing king. Jacksonville has won five division titles and reached three AFC Championship Games — but never a Super Bowl, and the whole city knows it. Searching for a Jacksonville Jaguars jersey, the latest Jaguars schedule or Jaguars tickets? Start with the question Duval asks every week: when do the Jaguars play — because in Jacksonville, game day belongs to the Bold City.
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Last Season (2025): The 13-Win Turnaround
One year after a miserable 4-13, Liam Coen’s first season in charge produced the most stunning flip in franchise history: 13-4, first place in the AFC South, and the club’s most wins since the 14-2 team of 1999. Jacksonville closed on an eight-game winning streak, averaging almost 33 points a game down the stretch, and Coen became the first first-year head coach in NFL history to take a team from 13-plus losses to 13-plus wins. Trevor Lawrence played the best football of his life — 29 touchdown passes, just nine interceptions and nine rushing scores in an MVP-finalist campaign — and Cam Little kicked a 68-yard field goal, the longest in NFL history. The one scar: a 27-24 Wild Card loss at home to Buffalo on January 11, 2026, sealed by a late Lawrence interception — Jacksonville’s first loss in two months, and the fuel for everything that has followed.
Best Players Right Now (2026 Roster)
Trevor Lawrence, Quarterback (#16) — The franchise quarterback, fully arrived. Fourteen touchdown passes against just four interceptions through six games in 2026, including four touchdowns in the Wembley fightback against Houston.
Travis Hunter, Wide Receiver / Cornerback (#12) — Football’s only true two-way star. Back from the knee injury that ended his rookie season, Hunter is lining up on offense and defense in the same afternoons — the experiment nobody else in the league would dare to run.
Brian Thomas Jr., Wide Receiver (#7) — The deep threat who stretches every defense Lawrence faces, and whose chemistry with his quarterback keeps growing by the week.
Josh Hines-Allen, Defensive End (#41) — The face of the defense and the headline act of the pass rush. When Hines-Allen wins off the edge, the whole front eats.
Travon Walker, Defensive End (#44) — The former No. 1 overall pick, bookending the pass rush opposite Hines-Allen.
Foyesade Oluokun, Linebacker (#23) — The tackle machine in the middle; if a play ends near the ball, Oluokun is usually the one ending it.
Brenton Strange, Tight End (#85) — The breakout receiving tight end who scored in the 2026 opener.
Cam Little, Kicker (#39) — The man with the longest leg in NFL history. His record 68-yarder came in 2025; in London this October he tied a game from 60 yards in the final minutes.
Head coach: Liam Coen — In his second season after engineering the greatest one-year turnaround the franchise has ever seen, with Grant Udinski coordinating the offense and Anthony Campanile the defense.
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Trevor Lawrence is finally that guy. Six years after the “Tank for Trevor” season, the debate is over: an MVP-finalist campaign in 2025, and 14 touchdowns against four interceptions in 2026 — including four touchdown passes while dragging Jacksonville back from three separate 10-point deficits in London. The $275 million extension is no longer a talking point. It is the foundation.
The two-way unicorn, round two. A torn LCL ended Travis Hunter’s rookie season just as the experiment was getting interesting. In 2026 he is back doing the thing nobody does — starting on offense and defense in the same game. Jacksonville is the lab, and Hunter is the most unique player in football.
A record-breaking leg. Cam Little owns the longest field goal in NFL history — 68 yards, in 2025 — and in London this month he still tied an international game from 60 yards out in the dying minutes. In a division race this tight, Jacksonville does not have a kicker. It has a weapon.
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This Season (2026): Top of the South, Eyes on January
Jacksonville’s follow-up act has started exactly where 2025 ended: on top. The Jaguars sit 4-2 and first in the AFC South — two full games clear of Indianapolis and Houston — as the AFC’s No. 3 seed, resting through their Week 7 bye. The defense is the story nobody expected: just 104 points allowed in six games, the stingiest unit in the division by a distance, powering wins over Cleveland, New England, Cincinnati and Philadelphia. The one blemish stings: a 34-31 loss to the Houston Texans at Wembley on October 18, a classic Jacksonville trailed by 10 three separate times, tied late on Little’s 60-yarder, and lost on a Houston field goal as time expired. The rematch is December 20 — in Houston, with the division on the line. Win out from here, and Duval is not just thinking playoffs. It is thinking about erasing last January’s 27-24 heartbreak for good.
Mark Your Calendar: Upcoming Games to Watch
Check the Jaguars schedule and grab Jaguars tickets early — these are the nights that will decide the AFC South:
- November 1 — vs Indianapolis Colts: The first game out of the bye, at EverBank Stadium (1:00 p.m. ET, CBS). Beat the nearest chasers and the division lead stretches to three games.
- November 5 — at Baltimore Ravens (Thursday Night Football): A short-week primetime trip (8:15 p.m. ET, Prime Video) against a fellow 4-2 AFC contender — the defense’s biggest test of the autumn.
- November 15 — at Tennessee Titans: The oldest feud in the division, in Nashville (1:00 p.m. ET, Fox) — with the return game in Jacksonville two weeks later.
- December 14 — vs Pittsburgh Steelers (Monday Night Football): Monday night under the lights at EverBank Stadium (8:15 p.m. ET, ESPN) in the stretch run. Playoff seeding could ride on it.
- December 20 — at Houston Texans: THE rematch. Two months after Houston’s 34-31 Wembley win, Jacksonville goes to Houston (1:00 p.m. ET, CBS) with the AFC South there to be settled.
- December 27 — at Dallas Cowboys (Sunday Night Football): A primetime trip to Arlington (8:20 p.m. ET, NBC) between Christmas and New Year.
Biggest Rivalries — The Wars
1. Houston Texans — the modern division war. The NFL’s best young quarterback duel, Lawrence vs. C.J. Stroud. The Wembley classic of October 18 — four Lawrence touchdown passes, a 60-yard tying kick, a walk-off Houston field goal in a 34-31 Texans win — instantly became the rivalry’s defining chapter, and Jacksonville’s only division loss. The rematch is December 20, in Houston.
2. Tennessee Titans — the original feud. It dates to 1995, against the then-Houston Oilers, and its defining wound is 1999: a 14-2 Jaguars team lost only three games all year — all three to Tennessee, including the AFC Championship Game in Jacksonville. The Week 18 win that sealed the 2025 division title was a small measure of revenge. Duval has not forgotten the rest.
3. Indianapolis Colts — the title race. The Colts (2-4) are the closest chasers in the standings, and the two meet on November 1 in Jacksonville and again in the regular-season finale at Lucas Oil Stadium.
4. Buffalo Bills — the January villain. Jacksonville won its first-ever playoff game at Buffalo in 1996 and beat the Bills 10-3 in the 2017 Wild Card round — but Buffalo ended the dream 2025 season, 27-24 at EverBank Stadium, last January.
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Frequently Asked Questions
When do the Jacksonville Jaguars play next?
The Jaguars host the Indianapolis Colts on Sunday, November 1, 2026, at EverBank Stadium, with kickoff at 1:00 p.m. ET on CBS — the first game out of the bye week, against the closest challengers in the AFC South.
Where do the Jacksonville Jaguars play their home games?
At EverBank Stadium in Jacksonville, Florida — home of the Jaguars since the first season in 1995, where the DUUUVAL chant makes life miserable for visiting offenses.
How many Super Bowls have the Jacksonville Jaguars won?
None yet. The Jaguars have never reached a Super Bowl — they have lost three AFC Championship Games, after the 1996, 1999 and 2017 seasons — but this team, built around Trevor Lawrence, is chasing the first one.
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Sources: NFL.com, ESPN, Pro Football Reference — team schedules, rosters and records checked October 2026.
DUUUVAL — it was always the Jags.
