Heading into December, the Jaguars are 8-3 and the No. 3 seed in the AFC. Incredibly, six of eight victories have come away from home, including two in London.
With three home games and three road games remaining, the Jaguars have put together one of the most surprising and unusual seasons in NFL history.
Their remaining home games are Monday night against the Bengals, totally off track with the loss of All-Pro quarterback Joe Burrows; the Ravens, regarded by some as the AFC’s best team, and the Panthers, battling the Patriots for the No. 1 draft pick. Road games are at Cleveland, Tampa Bay, and Tennessee.
I see only one or two more losses.
Surprisingly, no unit has been better than special teams and the defense has outplayed the offense. That’s a nice problem to have because the offense has enough players to be outstanding.
Are we talking about a Super Bowl here? There’s certainly no reason now to think it can’t happen.
The Seminoles will have done enough to make the CFP if they whip Louisville in the ACC Championship Game in Charlotte. Ditto for Michigan if the Wolverines beat Iowa in the Big Ten title game in Indianapolis; for Georgia if it beats Alabama in the SEC game in Atlanta; and the winner of the Pac-12 title game between Oregon and Washington in Las Vegas. Georgia likely is in […]
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