The NFL schedule will be released on May 14 and the News4JAX sports staff is making its predictions on what that schedule will look like for the Jaguars.

The fourth annual Rivalry on the River high school lacrosse event is in the books, with area teams shining over the two days of action.

All eyes may be on the draft prospects at the NFL scouting combine as they run the 40-yard dash, bench press 225 pounds and see how high and far they can jump and how quick they are.

Trevor Lawrence is on the mend and feeling much better than he thought he would after suffering a high ankle sprain during a Monday night loss to the Bengals.

The Jaguars (8-3) host the Cincinnati Bengals (5-6) at home in primetime on Monday, the first time since 2011 the team is hosting ESPN Monday Night Football.

Jaguars season is back and our News4JAX sports staff is back with its predictions as well. Each week, we’ll unveil our predictions for the week’s game. Jacksonville (8-3) hosts the Bengals (5-6) in the first Monday Night Football game here since 2011.

Today looks mostly cloudy with warmer mid 70s as south winds kick up 10-15 mph boosting the humidity.

The Kansas City Chiefs will have Patrick Mahomes under center after they raise their championship banner and embark on a quest to become the first team to repeat in nearly two decades.

The Rivalry on the River is back with its best field yet.

Cincinnati's 27-10 win at Buffalo might have prevented the NFL from starting a new tradition.

When it comes to cardiac arrest, there are often no warning signs. It just happens suddenly.

Tom Brady earned the right to skip voluntary workouts a long time ago.

Tweet-by-tweet of action from Jacksonville's Thursday night game in Cincinnati.

The Jaguars haven’t found it yet and the results on the field scream that loud and clear. After their third consecutive defeat, this one a 33-25 loss to the previously winless Bengals, Marrone said that players are doing what’s asked of them. As a team, the Jaguars just have to do it better and do it consistently. There’s flashes, but flashes aren’t good enough to win games.”The Jaguars can’t play defense at a high enough level to win games. “I think Wednesday, honestly, I’ll have a good, good feel [of where the injuries are],” he said.

If you want to be a playoff team, you have got to win the games that you're supposed to. And Sunday's 27-17 victory over the winless Bengals qualifies as one of those games that you're supposed to win. You're down by a point in the fourth quarter to a team that hasn't won a game all season. The turnovers forced by the Jaguars defense were the story of the game. The Jaguars put Minshew in a position where all he needed to do was not turn it over and he didn't.

JACKSONVILLE, FLA - The Jaguars travel to Cincinnati to face the winless Bengals on Sunday. Although this is just Week 7, the Jaguars face a tremendously important game if they want to return to playoff contention. If the Bengals try the same approach, Minshew needs to be able to make plays downfield from the pocket. The Bengals are anything but potent and there isn't a matchup with a wide receiver that should scare the Jaguars this week. Leonard Fournette was not happy that the Jaguars traded Ramey.