Overview
- The Jaguars followed a 42-7 win over the Colts with a 33-10 victory at Baltimore, a stretch that pushed their cumulative scoring margin to +108.
- That +108 is roughly 50 points clearer than the next-best team and was flagged by OptaSTATS as a rare late-season disparity since the AFL-NFL merger.
- Jacksonville is 6-2, leads the AFC South by multiple games and currently holds the No. 3 AFC seed behind Denver and Buffalo with Denver holding the head-to-head tiebreaker from Week 2.
- Linebacker Foye Oluokun urged the team not to let blowout wins hide flaws, citing past late-season slide and the Jaguars' 2025 playoff loss as reasons to keep improving.
- Analysts say the large point differential raises Super Bowl conversation because it predicts sustained quality, but seeding and December performance will determine playoff advantage.