RAYSHAWN JENKINS

The Jacksonville Jaguars win over the Tennessee Titans on Saturday night was one for the ages.

The Jacksonville Jaguars will host the Los Angeles Chargers next weekend in an AFC wild-card round matchup.

The Jacksonville Jaguars are AFC South champions for the first time in five years.

For the second time ever Sunday, three NFL games ended with a winning touchdown on the final play on the same day.

No matter what happens in the AFC South over the next three weeks, there’s little doubt the Jacksonville Jaguars are poised to be factors in the division — and maybe the conference — for years to come.

The Dallas Cowboys have averted disaster for the last month. In Week 15, they blew a 27-10 lead against the Jaguars with poor defense and two late interceptions.

Trevor Lawrence had four touchdown passes and Rayshawn Jenkins came away with the game-winning interception return for a touchdown in OT as the Jaguars stunned the Cowboys, 40-34.

The Jaguars fought back from a 17-point deficit to force overtime and then won on a Rayshawn Jenkins pick-six, beating the Cowboys 40-34. Here are my four biggest takeaways from the game:

Rayshawn Jenkins intercepted Dak Prescott’s tipped pass and returned it 52 yards for a touchdown that gave the Jacksonville Jaguars a 40-34 victory over the Dallas Cowboys in overtime.

In Jacksonville’s biggest home game in years, it capped a stunning comeback with a pick six by Rayshawn Jenkins in overtime to beat the Cowboys 40-34 in front of a packed house at TIAA Bank Field on Sunday.

Whether Trevor Lawrence plays or not, the Jaguars know they must play better Sunday against the Titans if they want to end the nine-year winless streak in Nashville.

Entering their bye week at 3-7, there are major improvements for the Jaguars to make. But the team is staying positive as they look to finish the season strong after the break.

Two people with knowledge of the deal say the Seattle Seahawks are expected to sign DK Metcalf to a three-year contract extension worth up to $72 million and $58 million guaranteed.

Rayshawn Jenkins, 27, purchased a four-bedroom, 3.5-bath home on South Roscoe Boulevard in Ponte Vedra Beach for $2.65 million on Dec. 30

Tremon Smith returned a kickoff 98 yards for a touchdown, ending the longest drought in the NFL, and the Houston Texans beat woeful Jacksonville 30-16 on Sunday to end a three-game skid and extend their dominance in the series.

The Jaguars lost 30-10 to the San Francisco 49ers in a game that looked like Jacksonville was the team traveling across three time zones to play a game on a short week.

Jimmy Garoppolo threw two touchdown passes for the third consecutive week and the San Francisco 49ers dominated Jacksonville 30-10 on Sunday for their third win in four games.

For the first time since 2019, the Jaguars practiced in front of fans, and it was quite the sight for both fans and players.

With training camp only a few weeks away, the News4Jax sports team is breaking down the Jaguars roster, position by position.

Could the Jaguars add a playmaker to their secondary with the 25th pick in this month's NFL draft?

Three of the Jaguars more prominent free-agent signings spoke Thursday afternoon and offered up similar tones on what they saw in joining the worst team in the NFL. : Grading the Jaguars free agent signingsWho’d they sign? : QB could land on another teamIt was all smiles and positivity on Thursday as Jacksonville unveiled three of its 12 free agent signings. Griffin, Jenkins and Robertson-Harris are among the team’s biggest investments in free agency, with contracts totaling $103.9 million ($59 million in guarantees). His 2020 season ended with a shoulder injury, but Robertson-Harris said that he’ll be cleared medically by early next month.

From left to right, Marvin Jones Jr., Rayshawn Jenkins, Shaquill Griffin and Malcom Brown are four of the 12 free agents that the Jaguars signed. With the start of the league year Wednesday, the Jaguars have been very aggressive in bringing in free agents and re-signing their own. This was a projection we looked at in our free agency primer and circled as a high-end candidate for the Jaguars. Grade: B.Jenkins will likely become the Jaguars starter at strong safety. He has eight career sacks and 59 career tackles, and projects as a situational player with the Jaguars.

Jaguars are giving former Lions' WR Marvin Jones a two-year, $14.5 million deal, including $9.2 million fully guaranteed, per source. According to the NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport, the Jaguars dealt for defensive tackle Malcolm Brown to bolster their defensive line depth. Former #Ravens DE Jihad Ward is signing with the #Jaguars, source said. They’ve agreed with former #Bears DT Roy Robertson-Harris on a three-year, $24.4 million deal, source said. He has returned five kicks for touchdowns in his four years in the league but has just 16 career receptions.

(AP Photo/John Froschauer)The Latest on Week 2 in the NFL (all times EDT):___8:55 p.m.Seattle safety Quandre Diggs was ejected late in the first quarter Sunday night for a helmet-to-helmet hit on New England’s N’Keal Harry. Multiple flags were thrown and after a few minutes of deliberation, referee Craig Wrolstad announced Diggs had been ejected. Watkins made an 11-yard catch to convert a third down when Desmond King started to bring him down and Denzel Perryman landed a helmet-to-helmet hit. San Francisco lost both defensive end Nick Bosa and defensive tackle Solomon Thomas to left knee injuries earlier in the game. Brady struggled in an 11-point loss to New Orleans in his first NFL game not in a New England Patriots uniform.