DT Albert Regis (elbow) is doubtful, with RB LeQuint Allen Jr. and DT DaVon Hamilton limited all week, as the AFC South-leading Jaguars host New England.

Jacksonville's 20-13 loss to Denver ended a nine-game winning streak, with the O-line and pass rush (Hines-Allen and Walker held without a sack) the focus as the club looks to respond against New England.

Jacksonville's top skill players are trending toward available as the division-leading Jaguars try to extend a five-game home winning streak.

Jacksonville-area analysts are broadly confident the Jaguars rebound at home after last week's loss in Denver.

The 2025 No. 2 overall pick, back from a season-ending knee injury, is growing more comfortable splitting snaps between cornerback and offense.

Jacksonville, alone atop the AFC South at 1-1, is working to correct line and secondary issues exposed in a 20-13 loss to Denver ahead of hosting New England.

WR Jakobi Meyers and RB LeQuint Allen Jr. are among six players on Jacksonville's Week 3 injury report.

Jacksonville led 13-3 in the third quarter before Denver scored 17 unanswered. Trevor Lawrence threw his first interception of the season, which set up the tying score; K Cam Little missed a 54-yard field goal.

A News4JAX column flags pass-blocking and a lack of pass rush (zero sacks of Bo Nix) as the issues to watch heading into a home date with New England.

Jacksonville led 13-3 in the third quarter before Trevor Lawrence threw his first interception of the season and Cam Little missed a 54-yard field goal, opening the door for Denver's comeback. The loss ends Jacksonville's nine-game winning streak; the Jaguars host New England next.

Jacksonville led by 10 points in the third quarter at Denver before the Broncos rallied behind Jaylen Waddle's 138-yard day, ending the Jaguars' 9-game win streak and dropping them to 1-1.