ZAY JONES

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.

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 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:

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.

The Jaguars are looking to start another winning streak. They’ve won two of their last three games, including a comeback stunner over the Ravens last week.

Jaguars’ running back Travis Etienne was limited in practice for the third straight day on Friday and was listed as questionable for Sunday’s game in Detroit against the Lions.

The Jaguars pulled out one of their most memorable wins in years, roaring back for a 28-27 win over the Ravens on Sunday, a victory that wasn’t decided until Justin Tucker’s 67-yard field goal with no time left fell yards short.

Can we finally start Tony Pollard.

A month after the Jaguars shut out the Colts in Jacksonville, the divisional foes meet in Indianapolis. Both teams will play without key starters due to injuries.

The Jaguars put a pause on their morning practices and instead practiced in the evening on TIAA Bank Field on Monday. Doug Pederson said he just wanted to switch things up a bit. Even with the shake-up in timing and location, the Jaguars stuck with Pederson’s camp plan that scheduled a full padded physical practice.

The Jaguars spent more money in free agency this offseason than any team in NFL history ever has. They are looking for a good return on their investment and Friday’s preseason matchup with the Cleveland Browns offered a first look at several new additions.

Doug Pederson will play his starters a little in Jacksonville’s preseason game against Cleveland on Friday night.

A glance at Jaguars training camp on Sunday, the first day of full pads for the team.

Each day this week, News4JAX takes a look at each offensive unit on the Jaguars. In this installment, we look at the receivers.

Here are the 10 biggest questions facing the Jaguars leading up to training camp

Trevor Lawrence doesn’t appear to have a true No. 1 receiver in Jacksonville.

The Jacksonville Jaguars chose Georgia pass rusher Travon Walker with the top pick in the NFL draft.

Joe Burrow led an efficient offense that scored on six drives, including two of his touchdown passes, and rookie Evan McPherson made four field goals as the Cincinnati Bengals finally advanced in the playoffs with a 26-19 win over Las Vegas in Saturday’s wild-card game.

Derek Carr directed Las Vegas to Daniel Carlson’s winning 33-yard field goal as time expired, and the Raiders beat the Indianapolis Colts 23-20 to move one step closer to an AFC wild card.

Daniel Carlson kicked a 29-yard field goal in overtime after Anthony Brown’s fourth pass-interference penalty kept the drive alive, and the Las Vegas Raiders beat the Dallas Cowboys 36-33 on Thursday.

Reigning AFC Special Teams Player of the Week Daniel Carlson’s 22-yard field goal as time expired in overtime lifted the Las Vegas Raiders to a 31-28 victory over the Miami Dolphins.

Carl Nassib’s strip-sack of Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson came at a critical time in overtime and helped the Las Vegas Raiders to a 33-27 win.

Derek Carr threw a 31-yard TD pass to Zay Jones after the Raiders squandered their first possession of overtime, beating the Baltimore Ravens 33-27 in the team’s first game with fans in Las Vegas.

Cam Newton followed Mac Jones along the sideline, holding his right hand up, waiting for the rookie quarterback to slap it after the No. 15 overall pick threw a touchdown in a preseason game Sunday night.

Las Vegas Raiders quarterback Derek Carr (4) celebrates after throwing a touchdown pass to tight end Darren Waller (83) during the second half of an NFL football game, Monday, Sept. 21, 2020, in Las Vegas. (AP Photo/Isaac Brekken)LAS VEGAS – Derek Carr and the Las Vegas Raiders delivered a performance worthy of their fancy new home. Carr threw three touchdown passes and the Raiders gave their new fans in Las Vegas plenty to celebrate even if they weren’t allowed in the stadium by beating the New Orleans Saints 34-24 on Monday night. Las Vegas converted 10 of 17 third downs and also went for it successfully twice on fourth down. Alec Ingold recovered for Las Vegas and Carr threw a 1-yard TD to Waller on fourth down to give the Raiders their first lead of the game at 24-17.