Jaguars at the Bye: 4-2, a Plus-50 Point Differential and 11 Games Left, by the Numbers

Jacksonville, Fla. - The Jacksonville Jaguars reach their Week 7 bye at 4-2, having outscored opponents 154-104 through six games. They're unbeaten at EverBank Stadium, split two games in London, and have 11 games left, starting with the Indianapolis Colts on Sunday, Nov. 1.

That's a plus-50 point differential, or 25.7 points scored and 17.3 allowed per game. The two losses came by a combined 10 points.

The first six games

After the season-opening rout of Cleveland and a 7-point loss in Denver, the Jaguars won three straight. Houston ended the streak with a 34-31 win at Wembley.

Game by game

• Week 1, Browns, W 34-10: A 24-point opening win at EverBank set the tone.
• Week 2, at Broncos, L 13-20: The Jaguars' lowest-scoring game, and their only loss by more than a field goal.
• Week 3, Patriots, W 35-6: The biggest win so far, by 29 points. New England's 6 points are the fewest the Jaguars have allowed.
• Week 4, at Bengals, W 22-17: A 5-point road win, their only victory outside EverBank and London.
• Week 5, Eagles in London, W 19-17: The closest win, by 2 points, at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.
• Week 6, Texans in London, L 31-34: The Jaguars scored 31, their third-highest total, and still lost by 3 at Wembley.

By the numbers

Two blowouts, four nail-biters

The Jaguars' season so far has two speeds.

They won their two games at EverBank by 24 and 29 points. Those two games alone produced 69 of the team's 154 points.

The other four were all decided by 8 points or fewer:

• Won 22-17 at Cincinnati (5 points)
• Won 19-17 over Philadelphia in London (2 points)
• Lost 20-13 at Denver (7 points)
• Lost 34-31 to Houston in London (3 points)

The Houston game, with 65 combined points, was the highest-scoring game of the season so far.

Only two true home games so far

Philadelphia and Houston were both Jaguars "home" games, but they were played in London. So while Jacksonville has played four home-designated games, only two have been at EverBank.

All 11 games left

All times Eastern.

That's four games at EverBank and seven on the road.

What stands out on the schedule

• Three road games in a row. After the Colts, the Jaguars go to Baltimore, Tennessee and New York.
• A quick turnaround. The Colts game on Sunday, Nov. 1, is followed by a Thursday night game at Baltimore four days later.
• Three prime-time games. Thursday, Nov. 5, at Baltimore (8:15 p.m.); Monday, Dec. 14, vs. Pittsburgh (8:15 p.m.); and Sunday, Dec. 27, at Dallas (8:20 p.m.).
• Two each against the Colts and Titans. The Colts open and close the remaining schedule. The Titans come twice in November.
• A Houston rematch. The Jaguars visit the Texans on Dec. 20, two months after the 34-31 loss at Wembley.
• Four chances to see them at home: Colts, Titans, Steelers and Commanders.

Preseason, for the record

The Jaguars went 2-1 in the preseason: a 24-20 win at New Orleans, a 34-17 loss to Carolina and a 19-0 win over Tampa Bay.

Quick Q&A

When do the Jaguars play next? Sunday, Nov. 1, at 1 p.m. against the Colts at EverBank Stadium, on CBS and Paramount+.

Going to the Colts game? Jax Times has a game-day guide with parking, gate times and the clear-bag rule at jaxtimes.com.

How many home games are left? Four at EverBank.

How did they do in London? 1-1. They beat Philadelphia 19-17 and lost 34-31 to Houston.

How we did this

This story uses the Jacksonville Jaguars' official 2026 schedule and results at jaguars.com, reviewed Oct. 23, 2026. Point totals, averages, margins and records by location are Jax Times math from those scores. No player stats, standings or playoff projections are included.