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In a powerful essay on The Players Tribune, new Jaguars receiver Calvin Ridley opened up on his struggles with depression and anxiety and what caused him to physically and mentally break down before his season-long suspension.

The Jaguars are moving on from cornerback Shaquill Griffin.

In a report card issued by the NFL Players Association, the Jaguars rank near the bottom of the league as a franchise. Categories such as treatment of families, food service and nutrition, weight room, training staff, locker room and team travel were graded.

The Jaguars are keeping their quarterback situation intact.

Jacksonville passing game coordinator Jim Bob Cooter is taking the offensive coordinator job with the Colts, according to ESPN.

The Jaguars have filled one coaching vacancy on their staff, adding Buffalo’s Chad Hall.

Trevor Lawrence is at the Super Bowl as a fan this year. Next year, he wants to be on the field playing in it.

Doug Pederson will have to settle for an AFC South title and a bright future in Jacksonville.

Urban Meyer opened up on his failed time in Jacksonville and raved about the NFL future of his one-time quarterback Trevor Lawrence.

Jamal Agnew was named to the annual all-star event on Monday as an injury replacement for Baltimore’s Devin Duvernay.

The difference from one year to the next is remarkable for the Jaguars, and no one exemplifies that more than general manager Trent Baalke.

The honors for Jaguars coach Doug Pederson continue to roll in.

The difference from one year to the next is remarkable for the Jaguars, and no one exemplifies that more than general manager Trent Baalke.

Doug Pederson’s work with the Jaguars has not gone unnoticed.

The Jaguars have gone from a perpetually rebuilding franchise into a darkhorse Super Bowl contender in one offseason.

The Jaguars’ remarkable and memorable season ended in Kansas City with a 27-20 loss to the Chiefs. Here are my four takeaways from this huge turnaround campaign:

The Jaguars finally ran out of magic.

The Jaguars had the third-biggest comeback in NFL playoff history last week against the Chargers. Their reward is a second-round game against the Chiefs at Arrowhead Stadium, one of the toughest stadiums in all sports to play in.

News4JAX has reporters up in Kansas City for the game and also back here as Jacksonville cheers on its Jaguars. There’s a watch party at Daily’s Place and sports bars and restaurants across town will be going strong before, during and after the game.

The latest big game in a stunning turnaround of a season is up on Saturday afternoon as the Jaguars (10-8) visit the Chiefs (14-3) in the AFC divisional playoffs at 4:30 p.m.

It’s unfamiliar territory for most Jaguars players. The bright glare of the NFL postseason and everything that comes along with it can disrupt the normal NFL flow. Doug Pederson knows all about it.

Trevor Lawrence has never lost a game on Saturday in college or the NFL. Let that sink in for a moment.

The NFL officially announced its lineup of teams who will play international games in 2023, with the Jaguars returning to London’s Wembley Stadium.

More than any other player on any other team, the task for the Jaguars (and any opponent who faces the Kansas City Chiefs), is how to slow down quarterback Patrick Mahomes.

"Jacksonville, do you believe in miracles?"

Out with Disney World trips to celebrate big wins and in with the tall stacks of pancakes and waffles.

On Saturday, Trevor Lawrence will go up against the current king of NFL QBs: Patrick Mahomes.

After Saturday night’s 31-30 comeback win over the Chargers in the AFC playoffs, Doug Pederson said he probably had 150 messages, with several along the lines of the Jaguars can’t keep the suspense up like this.

The Jaguars will hit the road for their second-round playoff game for a rematch of a regular season showdown with the Chiefs.

The Jaguars completed a historic comeback in Saturday night’s 31-30 AFC wild-card playoff win over the Chargers. News4JAX photographer Kevin Nguyen captured the game in pictures. Check out his photo gallery.

News4JAX photographer Kevin Nguyen captured some of those fans in action cheering on the Jaguars, before Saturday night's historic comeback win.

The Jaguars started on the wrong side of history and came out of it on the other. Just like that, the storybook season continues with a playoff performance for the ages.

The Jaguars won the AFC South in a prime-time showdown last week and are back at it on Saturday night in their first playoff game since the 2017 season.

News4JAX will be all around the pregame festivities on Saturday and will be tweeting out photos and videos throughout the lead up to the game. Follow along with this story and track our reporters as they move all around and talk to fans who are celebrating Jacksonville’s best season since 2017.

It’s been a long road for Jaguars fans and for several Jaguars players who have endured season after season of losing. Now, it’s all paying off.

The Jaguars made some big moves this past offseason, but none were bigger than hiring Doug Pederson as head coach.

The Jaguars have won seven playoff games in franchise history. They are all great. Let's rank them.

Doug Pederson’s first goal when he arrived in Jacksonville was his most challenging.

The Jaguars know who they will play and where they will play them in the playoffs. But what about tickets to the game?

From worst to first, from laughingstock to the real deal. The Jaguars — yes, the Jaguars! — are champions of the AFC South.

The Jaguars can win the AFC South with a win or a tie against rival Tennessee on Saturday night. The Jaguars (8-8) have won four consecutive games entering tonight’s 8:15 showdown against the reeling Titans (7-9). Stay connected to the News4JAX sports staff throughout the game.

Trevor Lawrence was 3 months old. Travon Walker wasn’t even born. They don’t remember the Titans, not like much of Jacksonville does.

Doug Pederson … Jaguars coach … Super Bowl champ. … Franchise rebuilder. Fortune teller?

Jaguars offensive coordinator Press Taylor said that he, like everyone, was shaken by the traumatic injury to Bills safety Damar Hamlin in Monday night’s game. Taylor also had somewhat of a personal interest in the game.

The AFC South showdown between the Jaguars and Titans on Saturday night was a footnote to the talk of the NFL world.

It’s almost playoff time so why not dole out a few luxury watches to help Jaguars players get ready for it.

The Jaguars (8-8) host the rival Titans (7-9) on Saturday night at 8:15 in a showdown that will determine the AFC South champ. The league moved the game up from Sunday to spotlight one of the marquee games of Week 18

The Jaguars will face the Titans in primetime on Saturday night.

The Jaguars ended a nine-game slide against the Texans with a 31-3 thorough dismantling of the league’s worst team on Sunday.

The Jaguars will win the AFC South if they beat the Titans next week. But they’ve got some unfinished business on tap Sunday.