The Cubs had the Curse of the Billy Goat. Could the Jaguars have the Curse of "Ghosts"? Or the teal-handled ax? Or the swimming pools?

The Jacksonville Jaguars expect Trevor Lawrence to return to their starting lineup for Sunday’s AFC South game against the Houston Texans.

There are no teams on bye around the NFL in Week 13, which means we'll be treated to a packed slate of Sunday games even after seeing four games played on Thursday and Friday. Amo

Jaguars head coach Doug Pederson on Friday identified potential candidates to replace Davis in Jacksonville’s offense moving forward, including Parker Washington, Devin Duvernay and Tim Jones among active roster members and Elijah Cooks, Joshua Cephus and Austin Trammell from the team’s practice squad.

Jaguars Legend and NFL Network Analyst Bucky Brooks dives into the Week 13 division rivalry game against the Houston Texans. Bucky reviews the Jaguars needing to stop the Houston run game. Jaguars key

In today's episode of the Jacksonville Jaguars Insider Podcast, we take a look at Trevor Lawrence's injury situation. Jaguars head coach Doug Pederson spoke on Monday. Below is a transcript. Q: On QB Trevor Lawrence’s status this week?

Sunday's game against the Detroit Lions could spell the end of an era for the Jacksonville Jaguars if the team can't come out on top. NFL reporter Josina Anderson made a similar claim of changes on the horizon earlier this week predicated on the Jaguars ...

The Jacksonville Jaguars have nothing left to play for this season except spite. They are 2-9, vying for the first overall pick, and while it certainly would be great if they could land that selection for the third time in five years, they'd probably trade it for the second or third pick if it meant putting Houston in their place this weekend.

I would've taken the Jaguars at the previous spread of six, but now that the market has correctly adjusted to the Lawrence news, the value may lie on the other side, which is the Texans. The Jacksonville defense has been the worst in the NFL this season ...

Las Vegas Raiders quarterback Aidan O'Connell took the blame on a botched snap which handed the Kansas City Chiefs a victory on Black Friday.