The hill the team must climb now is extraordinary, but not necessarily something they haven't done before under head coach Doug Pederson. "Nobody wants to be 0-4, nobody wants to be where we are.

The Jaguars have averaged 2.5 yards per rush in the red zone and two touchdowns. While the rushing attack has looked solid, the Jaguars have not been able to run the ball when they need to.

Jacksonville held a decisive 17-3 lead against the Dolphins on Sunday, but it didn't matter. They dropped the ball. Jaguars receiver Christian Kirk's case? He literally dropped the ball.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — The Jacksonville Jaguars unveiled their 30th-anniversary logo on Thursday’s NFL Draft party at Everbank Stadium. The new logo will be used exclusively throughout the 2024 ...