ESPN simulated the remainder of the 2025 season for the Jacksonville Jaguars using its Football Power Index (FPI) tool. So how did things turn out for the Jaguars? What the FPI model does is run thousands of simulations. For this exercise, Seth Walder selected just one of those simulations.

Plenty is on the line beyond Denver's 11-game winning streak and Jacksonville's five consecutive wins. With a win, the Broncos can clinch the No. 1 seed, which guarantees homefield advantage and a first-round bye. Jacksonville, meanwhile, can clinch a playoff spot with any of the following scenarios:

In this week's roundtable, we give our final preview to the Jacksonville Jaguars' Week 16 clash with the Denver Broncos.

The Jaguars are all smiles after their 25-3 win over the Titans. Still, the team knows there's more work to do, starting with Indy next week.

Based on that last line, Lawrence has gone from playing at a level equivalent to Justin Fields to producing like a top-five quarterback league-wide. For context, Drake Maye leads the NFL at 0.23 expected points added per dropback this season. So, what's happened?

The Jacksonville Jaguars face a tall task trying to slow down Nik Bonitto and the rest of the Denver Broncos' pass rush.

Trevor Lawrence played the game of a lifetime on Sunday for the Jacksonville Jaguars. In fact, he put up numbers that have never been done before in NFL history. The final stats for Lawrence: The account QBGami confirmed that there had never been an NFL game when a quarterback threw for 330 yards, threw five TDs and wasn't intercepted.

When the Jacksonville Jaguars called running back DeeJay Dallas, there was no question about accepting the opportunity.