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Who to take in Week 11 in your NFL survivor pool

Breaking down the best strategies of how to win your NFL survivor pool as the season continues into Week 11.

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In Week 10 of the NFL regular season, things mostly went according to plan. In fact, we had just 5 underdogs win outright, and 3 of those teams were ‘dogs by 2 or fewer points.

If you picked against the Carolina Panthers in Germany against the New York Giants, or against the New England Patriots at the Chicago Bears, you were shown the door. Not that odds matter in survivor pools, but the Panthers were 6.5-underdogs, while the Patriots were 6-point ‘dogs.

In Week 10 of the USA TODAY NFL Survivor Pool contest, 7 more people were bumped off, leaving us with 26 of the 10,357 still alive for the prize of $5,000. The Bears eliminated 5 players, while the Giants caused another player to be eliminated. One other picked the Atlanta Falcons on the road against the New Orleans Saints.

As far as our 2 picks were concerned, the Minnesota Vikings weren’t pretty in Week 10, but they got the job done 12-7 on the road against the Jacksonville Jaguars. It is always dicey taking a road team, but the Jags were starting backup QB Mac Jones for the injured QB Trevor Lawrence (shoulder). Jones was awful, as expected, but so was the Minnesota offense.

With our other option, we backed the LA Chargers, using a tried-and-true strategy of picking against the Tennessee Titans. That’s been an ace lately.

Perusing the Week 11 slate, we have 6 teams favored by 6 or more points on Sunday and Monday, with 1 double-digit favorite, the Detroit Lions taking on the aforementioned Jags.

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The pick: Detroit Lions

Who they play: Home vs. Jacksonville Jaguars – 1 p.m. (CBS)

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  • Line: Lions -13 / Moneyline (ML): Lions -800 | Jaguars +550

The Detroit Lions (8-1) host the Jacksonville Jaguars (2-8) on Sunday at Ford Field in the D, and the Lions are the largest favorite on the board, laying 13 points.

We’ve yet to back the Lions with our primary option this season, although we did burn them in Week 8 with our secondary option against the woeful Titans. The Lions were also a 13-point favorite against Tennessee in that game, and Detroit won comfortably by a 52-14 score in the most recent home game. In fact, the Lions have won 7 in a row since their lone loss to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers back in Week 2.

Conclusion: DETROIT IS MY TOP SURVIVOR PLAY IN WEEK 11.

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No. 2 option: Houston Texans

Who they play: At Dallas Cowboys – 8:15 p.m. (ESPN)

  • Line: Texans -7.5 / ML: Texans -400 | Cowboys +310

The Houston Texans (6-4) are big favorites against the struggling Dallas Cowboys (3-6) for Monday Night Football.

The Cowboys will be without QB Dak Prescott for the remainder of the season due to a partially-torn hamstring, so QB Cooper Rush is expected to start for a second straight outing. He was abysmal last week against the Eagles, and QB Trey Lance didn’t do much when he was called upon.

The Texans lost a tight one against the Lions in a prime-time game, so they’re on nationally for a second consecutive week. Houston is expected to welcome back WR Nico Collins, which is a shot in the arm for the Texans offense which has been without Collins and WR Stefon Diggs, who is out for the season.

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2024 survivor game log

NO. 1 OPTION

Week 1: LOSS – Patriots 16, Bengals 10
Week 2: LOSS – Falcons 22, Eagles 21
Week 3: LOSS – Panthers 36, Raiders 22
Week 4: WIN – 49ers 30, Patriots 13
Week 5: LOSS – Giants 29, Seahawks 20

Week 6: WIN – Eagles 20, Browns 16
Week 7: WIN – Commanders 40, Panthers 7
Week 8: LOSS – Browns 29, Ravens 24
Week 9: WIN – Chiefs 30, Buccaneers 24 (OT)
Week 10: WIN – Vikings 12, Jaguars 7

NO. 2 OPTION

Week 1: WIN – Saints 47, Panthers 10
Week 2: WIN – Chargers 26, Panthers 3
Week 3: LOSS – Giants 21, Browns 15
Week 4: WIN – Cowboys 20, Giants 15
Week 5: WIN – Commanders 34, Browns 13

Week 6: WIN – Falcons 38, Panthers 20
Week 7: WIN – Bills 34, Titans 10
Week 8: WIN – Lions 52, Titans 14
Week 9: WIN – Eagles 28, Jaguars 23
Week 10: WIN – Chargers 27, Titans 17

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Everything Doug Pederson said after Jaguars’ lethargic loss to Vikings

Everything Doug Pederson said after Jaguars’ lethargic loss to Vikings

The Jaguars (2-8) had every opportunity to upset the Vikings (7-2) at home on Sunday, with Jacksonville’s defense intercepting Minnesota quarterback Sam Darnold three times.

However, Jacksonville’s lethargic offense failed to generate any points following those turnovers. After quarterback Mac Jones turned the ball over three times himself in the fourth quarter, the Jaguars ultimately fell to the Vikings, 12-7.

Find everything Jaguars head coach Doug Pederson said after Jacksonville’s third-consecutive defeat and eighth loss of the 2024 season below.

On Pederson’s assessment of the game: 

DOUG PEDERSON: “Yeah, I thought defense did an outstanding job with the type of firepower they have on offense. I know there was yards, time of possession, but to hold that team to four field goals, it gives you a chance. Obviously we had the drive in the first quarter, touchdown drive and then after that, we couldn’t stay on the field. Credit Minnesota on what they did defensively, Coach Flores [defensive coordinator Brian Flores], they did their stuff. And we didn’t overcome a few things. Had a couple of setbacks on first down. Had too many seconds and longs. But this game is not about one person or one man. It’s a team sport, and we just didn’t do enough today.”

On what kind of feedback QB Mac Jones gave him about his two interceptions:

DOUG PEDERSON: “Honestly, we’ve got to watch the tape tomorrow, watch it with them, the players, get feedback, because I didn’t necessarily speak to them after. The two change of possessions like that, we were right back on defense, so I didn’t get a chance to talk to him at that time.”

On if Pederson received any feedback from Jones in the locker room postgame:

DOUG PEDERSON: “He’s hurting. He’s taking it hard. I just told him, it’s again it’s not about one guy. This is a team deal and offensively we didn’t do enough around Mac — and I’m not — listen, it takes 11 guys.”

On why it was difficult for Jacksonville to get its wide receivers involved against Minnesota: 

DOUG PEDERSON: “Minnesota did a nice job. They showed, if you watch the game, they showed a lot of six up, seven up, which they do. Play a lot of Cover 2, spin out to Cover 2, a lot of cloud stuff. Then, of course, the pass rush. So it’s a challenge. It’s a challenge. And we obviously have to do a better job when we see that kind of stuff and execute. As coaches, we can prepare a little better there and help our guys out. But I credit what they did.”

On what Pederson’s level of disappointment is this season given the Jaguars are 2-8:

DOUG PEDERSON: “Never expected to be here. We had five or six games, they’re one-score games. It’s hard. As a team, as coaches, we’re making it hard, too hard. And the guys are frustrated, and they should be; and they’re angry, and they should be because we all are. But we have to channel it in a positive way and get ready for another one.”

On how to get WR Brian Thomas Jr. involved and if Minnesota played more cloud defense: 

DOUG PEDERSON: “They did play it more. I mean, this is a Cover 2 defense. And they did a lot of that today. Then, again, their pass rush did a nice job. Got some pressure on Mac, made him scramble early, and then so it’s a combination of both. It’s what they did schematically to us and then just our execution offensively.”

On what was supposed to happen during the play in which Jones threw his second interception:

DOUG PEDERSON: “I’m not going to go through the details of the play because you guys wouldn’t figure it out. But we’ll look at the tape tomorrow and we’ll make those corrections.”

On if Pederson is shocked that the Jaguars moved the ball so well during the beginning of the game but not throughout the whole game:

DOUG PEDERSON: “I wasn’t shocked during the game. That’s what we’re expected to do. I think as the game progressed, it just got seemingly worse, right, first down, run the ball, we got behind the chains. Second and long. It just got harder offensively. That was the frustrating part, I think, just not staying positive on first down because you go back to that drive, that’s what we did. We were able to stay on the field and stay positive on first down.”

Recap: Jaguars, Vikings trade turnovers in 12-7 Minnesota victory

Recap: Jaguars, Vikings trade turnovers in 12-7 Minnesota victory

The Jaguars intercepted Vikings quarterback Sam Darnold more on Sunday, three times, than all of the quarterbacks they faced over the first nine weeks of the season combined (two).

Yet Jacksonville’s turnover production was not enough to overcome its own offensive struggles on Sunday, with Minnesota eking out a 12-7 victory at EverBank Stadium in Week 10.

Without starting quarterback Trevor Lawrence at the helm due to a left, non-throwing shoulder injury, the Jaguars mustered a mere 3.4 yards per play with Jacksonville native Mac Jones making his first start with the team at signal-caller.

Only two Jacksonville wide receivers caught passes on Sunday: Gabe Davis on a 19-yard reception that set the Jaguars up for their only score of the game — a one-yard quarterback sneak by Jones in the first quarter — and Brian Thomas Jr. for a two and 10-yard gains in the fourth quarter.

The Jaguars netted 70 yards on their scoring drive, and produced only 73 yards otherwise.

Jones finished the matchup 14-of-22 passing for 111 yards with the three turnovers.

Jacksonville linebacker Foyesade Oluokun, cornerback Montaric Brown and safety Darnell Savage Jr. each intercepted Minnesota quarterback Sam Darnold during the contest, with Brown and Savage making their plays either in the end zone or hovering the goal line, preventing potential scores by the Vikings.

Yet the Jaguars’ offense was entirely unable to capitalize on the opportunities their defense provided. Jacksonville ran 16 plays combined on drives that followed a Vikings turnover but generated no points and just 46 yards in those situations.

Jacksonville held a 7-3 lead from 3:48 remaining in the first quarter until 1:45 left in the third. But Minnesota kicker John Parker Romo, who signed with the Vikings on Tuesday, connected on consecutive field goal attempts from 33, 34 and 29 yards out between the third and fourth quarters to take control of the game.

All the while, Jones fumbled a snap and was intercepted twice over Jacksonville’s three final offensive series.

The Jaguars will travel to Detroit to face the Lions in Week 11, their final matchup with an NFC North team this season. Kickoff is scheduled for Sunday at 1 p.m. ET.

Jaguars QB Mac Jones will start for first time since leaving Patriots

Mac Jones will be back under center in Week 10

It’ll be the return of the Mac on Sunday with Jacksonville Jaguars quarterback Mac Jones set to make his first NFL start since being traded by the New England Patriots.

Trevor Lawrence, who was initially listed as questionable with a shoulder injury, was officially ruled out on Saturday. That’ll pave the way for Jones to step back into the role of an NFL starter against the Minnesota Vikings in Week 10.

Jones had a solid training camp and preseason to win the top backup job in Jacksonville. Some even speculated that other quarterback-needy teams might even attempt to trade for Jones ahead of the deadline.

The Patriots traded the former first-round pick of the 2021 NFL draft to the Jaguars for a sixth-round draft pick in the offseason. Jones’ run in New England was a total bust mostly due to the failed infrastructure around him.

There was a new offensive coordinator in place every season, and he was forced to play behind a bad offensive line with limited weapons. Granted, Jones had his role in the situation as well. He was far too inconsistent under center, and turnovers became a constant issue.

We’ll see if a change of scenery makes a difference in the once-promising young quarterback’s career.

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Jacksonville Jaguars vs. Minnesota Vikings: Key matchups

Jacksonville Jaguars vs. Minnesota Vikings: Key matchups

The Jacksonville Jaguars enter Week 10 coming off another tough loss on the road to the Philadelphia Eagles and will look to pull off an upset home victory against the 6-2 Minnesota Vikings.

Like last week, the Jaguars will be without some key players, including franchise quarterback Trevor Lawrence, who has been nursing a left shoulder injury this week. Losing Lawrence will be a hard blow for a team that has been relatively competitive largely because of his play in recent weeks. 

However, there is a path to success that Jacksonville can follow. The Vikings do not have many weaknesses, but there are some areas the Jaguars can take advantage of to pave the road to an upset. 

Jaguars Wire breaks down the key matchups that could be vital in ensuring win No. 3 for the Jaguars against the Vikings. 

Jacksonville’s run game vs. Minnesota’s run defense

The Vikings own the NFL’s No. 2 rushing defense this season in yards allowed and have allowed the fewest rushing expected points added (EPA) this season. The Jaguars have found success on the ground this season and with Lawrence out, they will have to lean on their new star tailback Tank Bigsby.

A productive day from Bigbsy might be Jacksonville’s biggest key to victory this weekend. He is a tough runner to bring down, forcing a missed tackle on nearly 38 percent of his rushes, according to Next Gen Stats.

That’s good enough for the third-highest rate in football. Minnesota has struggled to tackle in space this season at the fifth-highest rate.

Bigsby has the skill set to handle a hefty workload on a moment’s notice. His downhill rushing ability and shiftiness in space make him a handful to bring down.

To add pressure for Minnesota, Bigsby can be a home run-hitting running back with his second-level explosiveness and quickness in the open field. It won’t be an easy go-around but this is strength vs. strength in this weekend’s matchup.

Jacksonville DE Josh Hines-Allen vs. Minnesota LT Cam Robinson

This matchup could be personal for both players. It was only a few weeks ago that Robinson was manning Lawrence’s blindside.

But after Vikings star left tackle Christian Darrisaw went down with a season-ending injury, they acquired Robinson and a conditional 2026 seventh-round draft choice in exchange for a conditional 2026 fifth-round pick.

The former Jaguar had an up-and-down career in North Florida. Robinson was playing steady football in pass protection with just a 7.1 percent pressure rate before he was traded. But he struggled against Indianapolis in his Vikings debut and is now tasked with slowing down Josh Hines-Allen for the first time as an opponent. 

Jacksonville’s cornerstone pass rusher is tied with teammate Travon Walker for the most pressures on the team with 34. He’s as good as they come coming off the edge and is likely to spend most of his snaps lining up at right defensive end for his one-on-one matchup with Robinson.

Hines-Allen versus Robinson in the trenches is a key individual matchup that fans should have a keen eye on, one that could be a deciding factor in this weekend’s game.

Jacksonville QB Mac Jones vs. Minnesota pass defense

Losing a talent like Lawrence for just one or any number of games is a blow for the Jaguars. He’s the franchise quarterback and has played sound football for most of the season.  

But now, it’s time for former Pro Bowler and once-surmised New England franchise signal-caller Mac Jones to make his starting debut with his hometown team.

Jones never proved to be the prolific quarterback from the incredible 2020 Alabama national championship roster in the NFL. More of a game-manager, a heavy dose of the run game and play-action should allow Jones to be fairly smooth sailing if things go according to plan.

However, the Jaguars might miss the vertical element that has been a staple of their offense with Jones under-center this weekend. 

Jones will face a defense that is second in the NFL in blitz rate and has used split-safety coverage the most of any team this season. Vikings defensive coordinator Brian Flores has them playing some sound football and will pose a challenge for Jones this weekend. 

Yet, there is a path where Jones performs well enough to put Jacksonville in a spot to pull off the upset. If he protects the ball and finds answers against pressure while giving receivers like Brian Thomas Jr. and Parker Washington chances for run-after-catch plays, the Jaguars will be one step closer to victory.

Trevor Lawrence’s status is unknown for Week 10 matchup with Vikings

The Jaguars could be without their star QB on Sunday.

The Vikings are set to travel to Jacksonville for their next game, but the game could get slightly easier if star quarterback Trevor Lawrence is unable to go. Head coach Doug Pederson was noncommittal about whether Lawrence would play against the Vikings on Wednesday. The former Clemson star was a limited participant in the Jaguars’ practice.

But on Thursday morning, Ian Rapoport with the NFL Network reported it’s unlikely Lawrence will suit up against the Vikings. Lawrence has been battling a left shoulder but has been playing through it. Rapoport added that while surgery is not scheduled for Lawrence, several options remain possible for the Jaguars’ franchise quarterback

The 2-7 Jaguars’ backup would be former New England starter Mac Jones. The Patriots attempted to make the former Alabama quarterback their franchise quarterback, but due to a lack of talent in New England and Jones’s inconsistency, the Patriots moved on.

Jacksonville could be major underdogs come Sunday if Lawrence doesn’t play.

Will Trevor Lawrence play this week? Injury update for Jaguars QB

Will Trevor Lawrence play for the Jags against the Vikings?

The Jacksonville Jaguars have had a brutal season. It won’t get easier in Week 10 if Doug Pederson’s words on Friday become true on Sunday.

Trevor Lawrence injury update

Trevor Lawrence has taken a beating and its toll has finally been taken on the quarterback. Pederson says signs point to Lawrence not being able to go in Week 10 against the Minnesota Vikings.

How long has Trevor Lawrence been out?

Lawrence has not missed any time … yet. His left shoulder injury apparently will change that.

“Obviously, we’ve got one more day today. He’s been very limited all week. It is trending, obviously, in a way that’s probably to not playing or leaning towards not playing,” Pederson said.

Jaguars quarterback depth chart

Lawrence is the No. 1 QB in Jacksonville. Behind him are Mac Jones and recently re-signed C.J. Beathard.

 

 

Doug Pederson’s Jaguars job may depend on Mac Jones. Good luck, Doug.

In fairness, a Mac Jones win streak would make any coach’s job safe.

Trevor Lawrence was heating up before Week 9.

The Jacksonville Jaguars’ once and future franchise quarterback had begun to bounce back after a wretched start to his 2024 season. He’d been responsible for nearly 21 expected points added (EPA) between a blowout win over the New England Patriots and a narrow loss to the Green Bay Packers, playing like a top-five passer in that span.

Then, the wheels came off in Philadelphia. Lawrence completed barely more than half his passes in a 28-23 loss to the Eagles. He threw two interceptions. He suffered a left shoulder injury that could not only keep him out of Week 10’s matchup with the Minnesota Vikings but cost Jaguars head coach Doug Pederson his job.

The Jaguars are 2-7 this season, tied for the worst record in the NFL. Pederson is 3-12 in his last 15 games. He badly needs to surge this winter to keep his job in Jacksonville. And the quarterback he’ll be relying on is this man:

Mac Jones will step into the breach for a Jags team that has spent the past 12 months unraveling. The same Mac Jones who got progressively worse for the New England Patriots over three increasingly frustrating seasons after being a 2021 first round draft pick. The same Mac Jones who threw 35 deep balls in 11 games last season and completed four of them.

Jones will, on paper, get more support than he did to end his Patriots tenure. Brian Thomas Jr. is only a rookie but already a more dynamic wide receiver than anyone New England offered the young QB in his three years there. Evan Engram is the actual version of the tight end the Patriots wanted Mike Gesicki to be in 2023. Tank Bigsby and Trevor Etienne are by no means consistent, but they’ve created a top 10 run game despite Jacksonville’s glaring issues elsewhere.

But Jones devolved in so many ways before leaving New England, where he was reduced to a malfunctioning quick-hit, first-read robot who led defenders to the ball and failed to create easy completions in a game plan designed for them. His average pass distance and time to throw decreased each season as a Patriot, in part because he had little room to operate behind a bad offensive line and in part because he wasn’t very good with these throws. His average throw distance of 6.9 yards downfield in 2023 was fifth-lowest among all starting quarterbacks. But his on-target throw rate for what ostensibly should be easier throws ranked 20th — well behind the four other QBs who threw similarly short passes.

Jones has only thrown nine garbage time passes as a Jaguar, so it’s tough to know what his gameplan will be. But he’s a quarterback who generally did not perform well under pressure as a Patriot. Now he faces the Vikings, a team that blitzes more than anyone else in the NFL (41 percent, per NFL Pro). That’s a rough scene!

In fairness, Jones is also an opportunity for Pederson. Matt LaFleur has only furthered his legend as an offensive mastermind by turning a discarded young quarterback into a winner in Green Bay. Malik Willis is 2-0 as a starter for the Packers and engineered the game-winning drive that led his team over Pederson’s in Week 8.

Asking “can Mac Jones be as good as Malik Willis?” somehow feels insulting to both players. Yet, that’s the puzzle Pederson needs to unlock. His job may be riding on it.

Cameras catch fired up Mac Jones celebrating Patriots failed drive

Mac Jones looked extra fired up after this play

Mac Jones obviously liked what he saw from the Jacksonville Jaguars defense stifling his former team, the New England Patriots, in the first half of Sunday’s game in London.

After a pass break-up late in the second quarter, Jones, who seemed especially fired up in this game, could be seen making his way over to join in the celebration, via the Boston Herald’s Zack Cox.

Jones was traded to the Jaguars in the offseason after being benched multiple times by the Patriots. The team selected him with the No. 15 pick overall in the 2021 NFL draft. Unfortunately, the former Alabama standout ended up being a bust for the Patriots.

Some might argue that New England failed to surround him with the necessary talent to be successful.

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It’s nothing new for a player to want to beat his former team. Jones’ case is different as he’s the backup standing on the sidelines and watching Trevor Lawrence and the rest of the Jaguars offense do the heavy lifting.

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Jaguars snap counts vs. Bills

Jaguars snap counts vs. Bills

Three Jacksonville starters — offensive tackle Anton Harrison, linebacker Foyesade Oluokun and rookie nickel cornerback Jarrian Jones — exited the Jaguars’ Monday Night Football loss to the Bills with an injury.

Paired with previous injuries and starting quarterback Trevor Lawrence being pulled in the fourth quarter of the 47-10 defeat, this led Doug Pederson and his coaching staff to deploy all of Jacksonville’s active players in Week 3.

Find Jacksonville’s snap counts versus Buffalo below.

* indicates player exited Week 3 with an injury

Jaguars offense

Jul 26, 2024; Jacksonville, FL, USA; Jacksonville Jaguars offensive tackle Walker Little (72) participates in training camp at Miller Electric Center. Mandatory Credit: Nathan Ray Seebeck-USA TODAY Sports

OT Cam Robinson: 71

OG Ezra Cleveland: 71

C Mitch Morse: 71

G Brandon Scherff: 70

QB Trevor Lawrence: 57

WR Gabe Davis: 54

WR Brian Thomas Jr.: 52

WR Christian Kirk: 52

TE Brenton Strange: 50

RB Travis Etienne Jr.: 49

OT Anton Harrison*: 47

TE Luke Farrell: 27

OT Walker Little: 24

WR Parker Washington: 22

QB Mac Jones: 14

RB D’Ernest Johnson: 12

TE Josiah Deguara: 11

WR Devin Duvernay: 11

RB Tank Bigsby: 9

WR Tim Jones: 6

OG Cooper Hodges: 1

Jaguars defense

Sep 23, 2024; Orchard Park, New York, USA; Jacksonville Jaguars linebacker Foyesade Oluokun (23) breaks up a pass intended for Buffalo Bills wide receiver Khalil Shakir (10) during the first half at Highmark Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Gregory Fisher-Imagn Images

CB Montaric Brown: 64

S Antonio Johnson: 64

S Andre Cisco

CB Ronald Darby: 54

DE Travon Walker: 48

DE Josh Hines-Allen: 45

LB Devin Lloyd: 42

CB Christian Braswell: 35

DT Jeremiah Ledbetter: 30

LB Von Miller: 28

DT Tyler Lacy: 28

DE Arik Armstead: 28

LB Chad Muma: 27

DT Roy Robertson-Harris: 27

LB Foyesade Oluokun*: 27

DT Maason Smith: 25

DT DaVon Hamilton: 22

LB Yasir Abdullah: 20

S Daniel Thomas: 10

CB De’Antre Prince: 10

CB Jarrian Jones*: 6

Jaguars special teams

Sep 23, 2024; Orchard Park, New York, USA; Jacksonville Jaguars place kicker Cam Little (39) kicks an extra point against the Buffalo Bills during the second half at Highmark Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Gregory Fisher-Imagn Images

S Daniel Thomas: 23

LB Ventrell Miller: 20

WR Tim Jones: 15

LB Chad Muma: 15

LB Yasir Abdullah: 15

LB Caleb Johnson: 15

TE Josiah Deguara: 14

CB Montaric Brown: 12

TE Luke Farrell: 11

OT Walker Little: 11

CB Tre Flowers: 11

S Antonio Johnson: 11

WR Devin Duvernay: 10

LB Devin Lloyd: 9

DE Travon Walker: 8

DE Josh Hines-Allen: 8

DT Jeremiah Ledbetter: 8

DT Roy Robertson-Harris: 8

DT DaVon Hamilton: 8

K Cam Little: 5

P Logan Cooke: 4

LS Ross Matiscik: 4

LB Foyesade Oluokun*: 3

TE Brenton Strange: 2

OT Cam Robinson: 2

OG Ezra Cleveland: 2

OT Anton Harrison*: 2

OT Walker Little: 2

OG Cooper Hodges: 2

DT Tyler Lacy: 2

C Luke Fortner: 2

RB Travis Etienne Jr.: 1

CB Christian Braswell: 1

CB Jarrian Jones*: 1

Jaguars inactive list

MIAMI GARDENS, FLORIDA – SEPTEMBER 08: Evan Engram #17 of the Jacksonville Jaguars runs after a catch during the fourth quarter against the Miami Dolphins at Hard Rock Stadium on September 08, 2024 in Miami Gardens, Florida. (Photo by Megan Briggs/Getty Images)

TE Evan Engram

OL Javon Foster

OL Cole Van Lanen

DE Myles Cole

DT Jordan Jefferson

DT Esezi Otomewo

S Darnell Savage Jr.