JACKSONVILLE – The Jaguars practiced at the Miller Electric Center Wednesday.
The AFC South-leading Jaguars (4-2) practiced in pads for an extended period, with the bye week just past and with a game Sunday against the Indianapolis Colts (2-5) at EverBank Stadium. Head Coach Liam Coen spoke to the media before practice, with quarterback Trevor Lawrence among players speaking after practice.
A look at Wednesday around the Jaguars:
1.The Jaguars will play at the ‘Bank Sunday, and that’s a positive.
That has been comparatively rare and it’s going to get rarer, which makes Sunday a cool thing – and an important thing – for a Jaguars team that has played well in Jacksonville lately.
“We’re just playing some good football, and you want to win at home,” defensive end Josh Hines-Allen said.
The Jaguars are 2-0 in Jacksonville this season, with their last game at the ‘Bank a 35-6 victory over the New England Patriots on September 27.
They beat the Cleveland Browns, 34-10, in the regular-season opener and have three regular-season home games in Jacksonville remaining after Sunday – against the Tennessee Titans November 29, the Pittsburgh Steelers December 14 and the Washington Commanders the weekend of January.
They will play all domestic regular-season games in Orlando in 2027 before playing home games in the renovated Stadium of the Future in Jacksonville in 2028.
“We’re excited obviously,” Hines-Allen said. “We have to cherish the moments that we have right now and get it done this weekend.”
The Jaguars have won their last six regular-season games in Jacksonville by a combined 38.1-11.3.
“You want to play well at home in front of your home crowd and your fans and that hasn’t always been the case,” quarterback Trevor Lawrence said. “It’s a good feeling knowing that we’re playing good here. It’s such a week-to-week league. It doesn’t really mean much for this Sunday.
“We have to prepare and go play well on Sunday to get a win.”