The Jacksonville Jaguars took a trip across the pond to our home away from home, but probably wished we'd stayed in the states for this one. The Rams showed no jet lag, running out to a 21-0 lead by halftime and crusing to a 35-7 victory. We're going to look at what happened to the Jaguars, why we got steamrolled and how we can bounce back after the bye.

The Jacksonville Jaguars were riding high on our victory over the Kansas City Chiefs but the Seattle Seahawks had other plans. In a humbling defeat, the Jaguars lost, 20-12 as the Seahawks defensive line dominated the line scrimmage sacking Trevor Lawrence seven times and pressuring him 25 times. Brian Thomas looked to maybe be back to his old self, but the Jags secondary was repeatedly torched by Jaxon Smith-Ngjiba. Here's what we learned from the game and how we can bounce back.

Breaking news out of Duval County for the Jacksonville Jaguars! General Manager James Gladstone continues to wheel and deal and swapped CB's with the Cleveland Browns by sending them Tyson Campbell in exchange for Greg Newsome II. I'm breaking down the trade, what it means for the Jaguars. Brenton Strange also went on IR, so we'll break that down as well! Let me know your thoughts about this move, will it make our team better? Are you worried about us being with Brenton Strange for the next few week? And does any of this affect our chance to defeat the Seattle Seahawks?

The Jacksonville Jaguars took down the Kansas City Chiefs in thrilling fashion with a captivating Monday Night Football Showdown. Trevor Lawrence and the Jags overcame a pair of botched ref calls and the classic Mahomes magic to take down the AFC champions from last season. Devin Lloyd stole the show with 99 yard INT and players we've been waiting to see show out like Travis Hunter and Brian Thomas Jr. both made clutch catches in a tight contest. The Jaguars won and have officialy cemented ourselves as contenders in the AFC. Here's how we did it and how we can keep it rolling against the Seattle Seahawks when they come to town!

The Jacksonville Jaguars went into San Francisco and took down Christian McCaffrey and the 49ers. Brock Purdy tosses a pair of picks and Arik Armstead closed the game out with a forced fumble on a dominant day for the defense. Liam Coen nearly came to blows against 49ers defensive coordinator Robert Saleh after his "legal sign-stealing" comments apparently triggered Coen after the game. Overall, we come back home at 3-1 to face the Chiefs at home on Monday night. What do you think, do we have a shot to take down the reigning AFC champions?

So the Jacksonville Jaguars ended the Houston Texans 7 year streak of victories here at Everbank Stadium. Now the question remains, did the Jags just catch the Texans in a free fall or are they truly ascending to that next step we think they can take? What do you think?

The Jacksonville Jaguars fell to the Cincinnati Bengals on Sunday, letting a game that they largely controlled, slip through their fingers. Concerning drops from Brian Thomas Jr., Travis Hunter and Dyami Brown that could have put the game out of reach ended up in a loss. Which is a shame because the offensive line played excellent and Travis Etienne and Bhayshul Tuten had extremely dynamic games.

Jacksonville cruised to victory over Carolina in a game where the Panthers never really threatened. Liam Coen won his first game as head coach with a punishing run game and opportunistic defense that's giving Jaguars fans high hopes for the season. Next up will be the Cincinnatti Bengals, which will be a fitting litmus test for where this team is. What do you think? Jags off to a good start?