Here are three things to know plus a prediction for the Jaguars vs. Colts Week 14 game.

Can’t put it any simpler than this: The Colts’ offense is unraveling at the worst time.

Week 1-8 / Since Week 9
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Points: 33.8 (1st) / 21.8 (18th)
EPA: 102.5 (1st) / -0.96 (16th)
Yds/gm: 385.3 (1) / 355.8 (11th)
3rd downs: 45.3% (4th) / 32.7% (26th)

— Stephen Holder (@HolderStephen) December 1, 2025

The Jacksonville Jaguars host the Indianapolis Colts on Sunday in a crucial AFC South matchup.

Both teams will enter this game at 8-4, and the winner will have sole possession of first place in the division with only four games to go.

For a closer look at this Colts team, here are three things to know, plus a prediction.

Player to know: TE Tyler Warren

The Colts’ first-round pick in this year’s draft, Warren, has made an immediate impact on this Colts’ offense. He is second on the Colts in receiving yards, and he ranks fifth among all tight ends in catches and is third in yards.

But along with his passing game production, Warren adds a do-it-all presence to the offense with his ability to line up all over the formation and contribute in the run game. This versatility further opens up the playbook for Shane Steichen.

What to know about the Colts offense?

The Indianapolis Colts still entered Week 14 ranked first in scoring. Overall, this season, this is a unit that has produced both on the ground and through the air, with Steichen being an aggressive play-caller as well.

But in recent weeks, the offense hasn’t found that same level of success. As always, there are numerous contributors to that, but two things to note are that Kansas City and Houston have played with heavier boxes to slow the run game, and that pressure on Daniel Jones has been a factor in limiting the Colts’ passing game.

With that said, Jonathan Taylor can certainly produce a big play and a big game at any moment.

What to know about the Colts’ defense?

This unit has been quite good at generating interceptions. Cam Bynum, Kenny Moore, and Charvarius Ward all have strong ball skills, but contributing to that production is Lou Anarumo’s defense. This is a disguise-heavy scheme that throws a lot of looks at quarterbacks.

But in addition to that, the Colts’ ability to generate pressure has been up and down, and without DeForest Buckner in the middle, opponents have found more success on the ground. This has contributed to higher third-down success rates for opposing offenses.

Jaguars vs. Colts predictions

All five members of the NFL.com crew are picking the Jaguars to win. Here is why Brooke Cersosimo likes Jacksonville:

“The Jaguars seem to have turned a corner, averaging 29.2 points per game since their Week 8 bye, third-most in the NFL in that span. That figure is nearly nine points more per game than they averaged in Weeks 1-7. In contrast, the Colts’ offense has hit a bump in the road.”