The Jacksonville Jaguars are experiencing a potent home-field advantage at EverBank Stadium for the first time in years, fueled by their undefeated record at home this season and a strong performance under coach Liam Coen.
The Jaguars (5-2) have not lost at EverBank Stadium in 2026 and hold a 10-1 record there over the past two seasons under Coen. The team's current seven-game regular-season home winning streak, during which they have outscored opponents 271-75, rivals stretches not seen since the 2006-07 seasons.
This home success comes despite EverBank Stadium undergoing a $1.4 billion renovation that has temporarily reduced seating capacity. The Jaguars have played fewer home games than usual, with two contests held in London in 2026, limiting them to six regular-season games in Jacksonville. Coach Coen noted that the team takes pride in maximizing these limited opportunities.
Jacksonville has dominated opponents at home this season, with decisive victories over Cleveland (34-10), New England (35-6), and Indianapolis (42-7). The win against the Colts saw the Jaguars establish a significant lead early, aided by a 92-yard interception return for a touchdown by Rayuan Lane.
Quarterback Trevor Lawrence acknowledged the need for continued improvement as the team faces a challenging stretch of seven road games out of their final 10. Extending their home winning streak is seen as crucial for their playoff aspirations.
Individually, running back Bhayshul Tuten had a career game against the Colts, rushing for 104 yards and a touchdown, and adding two receptions for 55 yards and another score. Rookie tight end Nate Boerkircher has also contributed with touchdown catches in consecutive games.
The Jaguars have also dealt with injuries to key players, including defensive end DaVon Hamilton (season-ending), safety Eric Murray, defensive end Travon Walker, and right guard Ezra Cleveland. Safety Antonio Johnson also missed the game.
Looking ahead, the Jaguars will face Baltimore on Thursday night, a game where historical trends suggest a potential Jaguars victory if past patterns of alternating wins and losses hold true.