Main Story

The Jaguars are 6-2 and leading the AFC South, but coach Liam Coen says winning isn’t enough: the team must keep improving to become great. After a 33-10 win over Baltimore, Jacksonville added three defensive veterans via trade and challenged players to fix execution mistakes and sustain their progress.

By the Numbers
  • Jacksonville is 6-2; Tennessee is 1-7.
  • The Jaguars beat Baltimore 33-10, outgaining the Ravens 319-227.
  • Jacksonville’s two losses have come by a combined 10 points.
  • The trades brought in three defensive players: Jordan Davis, Jessie Bates III and Davon Godchaux.
Yes, But

The Baltimore win was emphatic, but Coen and players said the performance was not complete. They pointed to self-inflicted mistakes and missed late opportunities in Jacksonville’s losses as areas the team must address.

State of Play
  • The Jaguars are preparing to face the Titans in Nashville on Sunday.
  • Recent acquisitions strengthen the defense, while Coen is emphasizing daily improvement across the team.
Bottom Line

Jacksonville has established itself as a contender; turning that promise into greatness depends on correcting its own mistakes and maintaining the same urgency every day—not just on game day.