Jaguars Get Long-Overdue Recognition After Big Win

Can the Jaguars retain the respect they've earned?

The Jacksonville Jaguars shocked the world in their Monday Night Football win over the Kansas City Chiefs. They were able to upset Patrick Mahomes and a resurgent offense with Xavier Worthy back healthy, returning in Week 4 after dislocating his shoulder in the season opener.

They did it in dramatic fashion, too. Head Coach Liam Coen was able to lead his team out of an early 14-0 hole against the reigning AFC champions. The Jaguars were able to get the win behind a seven-play, 60-yard game-winning drive, capped off by Trevor Lawrence's "slip six," a play in which he had his foot stepped on by right guard Patrick Mekari, stumbled twice, and fell to the turf before somehow getting up and scrambling into the end zone through the grasp of multiple Chiefs' defenders.

That unbelievable score gave them the lead for good, moving the Jaguars to 4-1 on the season, establishing them as real threats, even against a modern dynasty. Now, they're heading into a matchup with another dark-horse contender in the 3-2 Seattle Seahawks.

Through the optimism they've earned in the first five weeks, Jacksonville is favored to keep its undefeated streak at EverBank Stadium this season. The Jaguars are listed at -118 on the moneyline, giving up 1.5 points on the spread. Seattle's defense has been solid this year, but they do have several key players on the injury report, including starting cornerbacks Devon Witherspoon and Riq Woolen, who are questionable for Sunday's game. The over/under has been set at 47.5 points.

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