TREVOR LAWRENCE

The Jaguars are a team in search of answers.

This as the team heads to London for a two game stretch in the UK. Younger fans can also watch the game on Disney Plus as the cartoon characters from Toy Story will replay the game as it happens.

Well, it’s not a victory Monday like we hoped it would be. The Jaguars had a pretty poor showing yesterday against the Texans, in a game they were expected to win. The Texans dominated with a 37-17 win at EverBank Stadium.

The Jaguars were atop the AFC South division heading into Sunday’s game with the winless Texans. Previously winless, that is.

The Jaguars host the Texans at EverBank Stadium on Sunday in Week 3. Here’s what you need to know about the game.

The Jaguars season is moving forward into Week 3 of the 2023 NFL season against the Houston Texans

The Jaguars hoped to show the NFL world that they had turned the corner against one of the league’s best teams. What played out on Sunday was more evidence that Jacksonville is still very much a work in progress.

Jamal St. Cyr and Justin Barney look back at a frustrating performance and look ahead to the next game in Jacksonville in Teal the Show+.

Patrick Mahomes threw two touchdown passes, including one to returning star Travis Kelce, and the Kansas City Chiefs overcame three early turnovers to beat Jacksonville 17-9 for their third victory against the Jaguars in 10 months.

Out to prove that they’d narrowed the gap in the rugged top tier of the AFC, the Jaguars showed that they’re still a step or two behind.

The Jaguars surged back in the fourth quarter to beat the Colts 31-21 in the regular season opener on Sunday. Jamal St. Cyr and Justin Barney look back at an important win and look ahead to a big weekend in Jacksonville in Teal the Show+.

Josh Allen essentially earned a pay raise in Week 1.

It was a familiar formula for the Jaguars — a sluggish start and a fantastic finish.

The News4JAX sports staff offers its weekly predictions on Jaguars games.

Jacksonville opens its season Sunday at Indianapolis, the first step in the most anticipated season in years. The Jaguars had a blistering second half of the season, won the AFC South and reached the divisional playoffs. What do they do for an encore?

Jacksonville Jaguars receiver Calvin Ridley insists he won't be rusty in the season opener despite being away from the NFL for nearly two years.

The Jacksonville Jaguars open the season on the road at AFC South division rival the Indianapolis Colts Sunday

That is a wrap. The preseason is over! The Jaguars wrapped up the preseason with a big exclamation point. Doug Pederson used the third preseason game like a dress rehearsal for the team, with starters playing most of the first half. Outside of a rookie mistake from Tank Bigsby, Pederson should be pleased with what he saw from the team. I know I am. Here are my Four Cents.

The Jaguars hit the road Saturday to face Detroit in the second preseason game of the year. Stay connected to the News4JAX sports staff throughout the game.

The Jaguars continue their preseason schedule on Saturday with a trip to face the Lions. Here’s what you need to know about the game.

The Jaguars wrapped up two days of spirited and intense practices in Detroit and now turn their attention to their second preseason game of the year.

Preseason is less about winning and losing and more about staying healthy and having a chance to evaluate the team as they get ready for the season. Here are Jamal St. Cyr's Four Cents from Saturday’s 28-23 preseason win over the Cowboys.

The Jaguars are off and running into their most anticipated season in decades.

The Jaguars play the Cowboys on Saturday in Dallas. The practices haven’t shifted to game prep just yet, but you can start to get the feeling that some of the guys are itching to get on the field. Sunday was an up-tempo type of day as the team got on the field in full pads.

Doug Pederson likes the potential on paper, but translating that to real-world success is a different task and he’s quick to point that out.

While some things change, some things just stay the same.

If you can’t take the heat. … You have heard the phrase before. The heat was cranked up on Tuesday, in both a literal way and a figurative way.

Year 2 of the Doug Pederson era begins on Tuesday when the Jaguars report to training camp where the most significant expectations in years will greet them.

"Good Morning Football" host Kyle Brandt released his tiers of quarterbacks in the AFC South and it left quite a bit to digest, especially for Jaguars fans.

The opening night of the NFL draft is in the books and the Jaguars (finally) made their first-round pick with Oklahoma tackle Anton Harrison. Jacksonville traded down twice in the first round and added three additional draft picks for the second and third days (picks 130, 160 and 240).

News4JAX got a sneak peek of the draft party fun Thursday morning with a few important guests.

The first round of the NFL Draft is Thursday night, and the Jaguars are celebrating with a DUUUVAL draft party.

Quarterbacks are back on top in the NFL draft.

After years of making high draft picks (Jacksonville has had its own pick after the 10th spot just once in the past 15 years), the Jaguars find themselves in a far different position this time. When the NFL draft rolls around on April 27, the Jaguars will pick 24th in the first round, their latest selection since they chose Florida defensive tackle Taven Bryan 29th in 2018.

The Jaguars are in the early stages of their offseason program, but there’s a much different vibe around TIAA Bank Field. Trevor Lawrence is in the same offensive system for the first time in his NFL career. There’s coaching stability and a franchise that’s ascending. They’ve added a motivated playmaker at receiver and some depth pieces in free agency.

Recently reinstated receiver Calvin Ridley watched every snap Jacksonville took last season “10 or 12 times” while wrapping up his yearlong suspension for violating the NFL’s gambling policy.

The Jacksonville Jumbo Shrimp said a big local celebrity was lined up to throw out the first pitch as the team hosted the home opener on Tuesday night.

It’s a far different offseason for Doug Pederson and the Jaguars. They’re not picking first in the draft. They didn’t empty the bank account in free agency. The coaching staff is settled. There’s no question about the quarterback. For the first time in a long time, Jacksonville is set at the most crucial aspects of the franchise.

With The Players Championship coming to a close on Sunday with a dominant performance by Scottie Scheffler, let’s take a look at some of the more memorable moments and superlatives of the event.

Saturday at TPC Sawgrass is generally the best day of the tournament. It’s always packed with more casual fans than any other day of the event. What should you know before heading out?

The Jacksonville Jaguars placed their franchise tag on tight end Evan Engram.

The Jaguars have begun to clean up their salary cap mess, restructuring the contracts of Christian Kirk, Zay Jones and Brandon Scherff, according to ESPN’s Field Yates.

Early voting begins in less than a week, and according to a new University of North Florida poll, 22% of registered voters still do not know who they will vote for in Jacksonville’s mayoral election.

The Jaguars are keeping their quarterback situation intact.

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

Jaguars quarterback Trevor Lawrence wrote a letter to the city of Jacksonville, thanking fans for all of their support throughout the team’s storybook season.

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

Jaguars quarterback Trevor Lawrence was named to the 2023 Pro Bowl Games, replacing Chiefs QB Patrick Mahomes, the NFL announced Tuesday.

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

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

Let us know your favorite memory from this past Jaguars season and give us your early predictions for next year.

The next season kicks off on Sept. 7. That’s just 226 days away.

After a dream season came to an end with a loss in Kansas City, the Jaguars leadership will now look to an offseason unlike any they have experienced in recent history.

Following a crushing 27-20 playoff loss to the Kansas City Cheifs on Saturday, Jacksonville Jaguars quarterback Trevor Lawrence didn’t immediately leave the field and head to the locker room.

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:

Patrick Mahomes threw for 195 yards and two touchdowns, leading the Kansas City Chiefs to a 27-20 victory over the Jacksonville Jaguars and a place in their fifth straight AFC title game.

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.

Alright, Jaguars fans. This one should be pretty easy. We want to know who you think will win the NFL Divisional round playoff game between our hometown Jaguars and the Kansas City Chiefs.

The 2022 season has the arrow pointing up for the Jaguars' future success, but this team has set its sights on the Lombardi Trophy.

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.

For the first time in 13 years, neither Tom Brady nor Aaron Rodgers reached the divisional round of the playoffs.

A trio of playoff quarterback newcomers provided some memorable playoff moments.

Three days after the Jaguars pulled off the third-largest comeback in NFL playoff history, Jacksonville is still buzzing. And Trevor Lawrence admitted they may have gone past the 24-hour rule in celebrating the comeback win over the Chargers.

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 city is preparing its plans for the Jaguars’ upcoming playoff game.

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

On Sunday, Jaguars fans continued to celebrate the team’s monumental comeback victory over the Los Angeles Chargers on Saturday night.

It wasn’t looking good. The Los Angeles Chargers shocked the Jacksonville Jaguars and 70,000 fans in TIAA Bank Field on Saturday night by jumping out to a 27-0 lead in the Wild Card round of the playoffs.

What do you do after you complete one of the most incredible comebacks in NFL playoff history?

Trevor Lawrence followed four interceptions with four touchdown passes — one of the most improbable turnarounds in NFL postseason history — and rallied the Jacksonville Jaguars to a 31-30 victory over the Los Angeles Chargers.

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.

Winning the division is always special, but the journey to Saturday’s wild-card playoff moment is what truly makes the Jags’ story shine.

DUUUVVVAALL is certainly showing up and showing out for the Jaguars.

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

Sure, Doug Pederson has been there, done that, but there isn’t a glut of playoff experience on Jacksonville (9-8) as it prepares to host the Chargers (10-7) on Saturday night at 8:15.

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

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

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

Jacksonville Jaguars coach Doug Pederson stood in front of his team following a five-game skid in October and insisted they still had a chance to make the playoffs.

Doug Pederson took a team from back-to-back seasons with the worst record in the league, then brought them back from 2-6 to the brink of the playoffs. And it only took a few months.

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

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.

Trevor Lawrence is playing the way everybody thought he would when he was drafted with the first pick in the 2021 NFL Draft. It just took a little longer to happen.

Doug Pederson insists there’s no such thing as a meaningless football game.

Trevor Lawrence leaped for a touchdown and the Jacksonville Jaguars continued their push toward the playoffs with their third straight victory, 19-3 over an embarrassed Zach Wilson and the New York Jets on a rainy, windy night.

The Jaguars handled business in miserable conditions against the Jets on Thursday night, grinding out a 19-3 win that showcased just how far apart the teams who picked Nos. 1-2 in last year’s draft are.

The Jaguars (6-8) visit the Jets (7-7) on Thursday night at 8:15 p.m. seeking their third consecutive win. Stay connected to the News4JAX sports staff throughout today’s game.

Trevor Lawrence and the Jacksonville Jaguars face Zach Wilson and the New York Jets in Week 16 for the second straight season.

The Jaguars will play in primetime on Thursday night, headlined by the first two quarterbacks taken in the 2021 draft.

It’s a short turnaround for a game dripping with storylines.