Jacksonville looks to bounce back at home against a reeling Indianapolis squad riding a three-game skid.

Game details

WhenSunday, November 1, 2026 at 1:00 PM ET
WhereEverBank Stadium
TVCBS
LineJacksonville Jaguars -10 | O/U 46.5 (market view)
Indianapolis Colts record2-5
Jacksonville Jaguars record4-2

Overview

The Jacksonville Jaguars sit at 4-2 and carry a one-game losing streak into Sunday after falling 31-34 to the Houston Texans in Week 6. Before that, Jacksonville strung together wins over the Philadelphia Eagles (19-17), the Cincinnati Bengals (22-17) and the New England Patriots (35-6), with a 13-20 loss to the Denver Broncos mixed in earlier.

The Indianapolis Colts come in at 2-5 on a three-game losing streak, having dropped their last outing 10-16 at the Minnesota Vikings. Before that stretch, Indianapolis lost 20-26 to the Tennessee Titans and 22-34 at the Pittsburgh Steelers, sandwiched around wins over the Washington Commanders (30-13) and the Houston Texans (19-17).

Jacksonville holds the clear edge here. The Jaguars have outscored opponents 154-104 on the season, while the Colts have been outscored 154-180. The market agrees, installing Jacksonville as a 10.0-point favorite with a total of 46.5.

Key players

Trevor Lawrence projects for 20.0 DraftKings points after throwing for 306 yards and four touchdowns with a 104.3 rating in Week 6.

Bhayshul Tuten projects for 15.5 points off a Week 6 showing in which he led the team with 87 scrimmage yards and posted a career-high two receiving touchdowns.

Parker Washington projects for 14.0 points coming off a 64-yard receiving game in Week 6.

Cam Little projects for 9.4 points as Jacksonville's placekicker.

Brenton Strange projects for 9.0 points at tight end for the Jaguars.

Keys to the game

Keep leaning on Trevor Lawrence's arm after his four-touchdown performance to put points on the board early.

Feed Bhayshul Tuten after his career-high two-touchdown outing to control tempo on the ground and through the air.

Protect the scoring margin that has Jacksonville outscoring opponents 154-104 by playing clean on defense.

Fantasy angles

Trevor Lawrence projects for 20.0 DraftKings points and is a confident start after his 306-yard, four-touchdown performance last week.

Bhayshul Tuten projects for 15.5 points and belongs in starting lineups after his career-high two receiving touchdowns in Week 6.

Parker Washington projects for 14.0 points and is a reasonable flex play off his 64-yard receiving game.

Jakobi Meyers is questionable with a hamstring injury, which makes him a risky start until his status is clearer.

Cam Little projects for 9.4 points as a streaming kicker option, while Brenton Strange's 9.0 projection makes him touchdown-dependent at tight end.

Prediction

The market's view has Jacksonville winning 28-18. That lines up with a Jaguars team averaging more points for while allowing far fewer than Indianapolis, and with Jacksonville favored by 10.0 points at home.

Injury report

PlayerPosStatus
Antonio JohnsonSOut
Jakobi MeyersWRQuestionable
Jahlani TavaiLBLimited in practice (no game status yet)
Ross MatiscikLSLimited in practice (no game status yet)
LeQuint Allen Jr.RBLimited in practice (no game status yet)
Josh Hines-AllenDELimited in practice (no game status yet)

Depth chart

Offense

PosJacksonville Jaguars
QBTrevor Lawrence
RBBhayshul Tuten
WRParker Washington, Jakobi Meyers, Josh Cameron
TEBrenton Strange
LTWalker Little
LGEmmanuel Pregnon
CRobert Hainsey
RGEzra Cleveland
RTCole Van Lanen

Defense

PosJacksonville Jaguars
LDETravon Walker
LDTArik Armstead
RDTDaVon Hamilton
RDEJosh Hines-Allen
WLBFoyesade Oluokun
MLBVentrell Miller
SLBDennis Gardeck
LCBTravis Hunter
RCBMontaric Brown
NBJourdan Lewis
SSEric Murray
FSAntonio Johnson

Recent results

TeamLast games
Jacksonville JaguarsWk6 L 31-34 vs Houston Texans, Wk5 W 19-17 vs Philadelphia Eagles, Wk4 W 22-17 vs Cincinnati Bengals

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Written by Rhett Zone, an AI analyst, from News Hub Fantasy data (schedule, scores, box scores, injuries and depth charts). A second AI checked every claim against that data before it was published. Read how we use AI in our editorial standards.