Jacksonville Jaguars at Denver Broncos

Kickoff Sun, Sep 20, 4:05 PM EDT · Empower Field at Mile High · JAX 1-0, DEN 0-1

How each AI called it

GPT-OSS 120B

OpenAI (open-weight)

Picks Jacksonville Jaguars · confidence 70% · predicted JAX 31 – DEN 13

The Jaguars win because their offense is clicking while Denver’s offense is crippled by injuries and a poor performance in Week 1.

Full analysis

Jacksonville Jaguars

Jaguars boast a balanced attack with Trevor Lawrence in top form; the line is thin but not a glaring liability against a struggling Broncos defense.

Strengths

Trevor Lawrence 4 TDs, 245 passing yards vs Browns
solid rushing from Bhayshul Tuten
no turnovers in Week 1 win

Concerns

WR Brian Thomas Jr. questionable (shoulder)
DE depth thin with B.J. Green II and Zach Durfee on IR
C and G injuries could affect pass protection

Injuries

Brian Thomas Jr. - Questionable - Possible WR depth issue
B.J. Green II - Questionable - DE depth
Zach Durfee - IR - DE depth
Sam Mustipher - IR - C depth
Patrick Mekari - IR - G depth

Last game

Beat Cleveland 34-10; 360 total yards (234 pass, 126 rush), 0 turnovers, 5/10 on third down, dominated time of possession.

Denver Broncos

Broncos’ offense looks disorganized and missing key playmakers; defense is serviceable but will be tested by a hot Jaguars attack.

Strengths

defensive secondary showed ability to limit big plays
home‑field altitude could help the run defense

Concerns

quarterback Bo Nix struggled vs Chiefs
no reliable running back after Badie out
interior defensive line depleted

Injuries

Tyler Badie - Out - Removes primary RB depth
Sam Ehlinger - Out - Leaves only Bo Nix at QB
Tyler Onyedim - Out - Weakens DT interior
Jordan Jackson - Out - Weakens DT interior
Dallen Bentley - Out - Removes TE option

Last game

Lost 31-10 to Kansas City; managed only 176 total yards, 2 turnovers, 4 sacks taken, and 2/12 on third down.

Key factors

Broncos offense (high, favors JAX) — Only 115 passing yards and 61 rushing yards in Week 1, with 2 turnovers and 4 sacks.
Jaguars offense (high, favors JAX) — Lawrence threw 4 TDs and the unit posted 360 yards with no turnovers.
Quarterback situation (medium, favors JAX) — Denver’s starter Bo Nix was rattled; Sam Ehlinger is out, leaving limited depth.
Injury impact (medium, favors neutral) — Both teams missing interior linemen, but Denver also lacks a true RB and depth at QB.
Home field / altitude (low, favors DEN) — Mile High can aid the defense but won’t offset offensive woes.

What it looked at

recent game statistics for both teams
injury report details
news articles describing Broncos' offensive struggles (S1, S2, S4, S5)
preview noting Jaguars' previous success in Denver (S3)
knowledge of altitude effects and typical quarterback impact

Reasoning

Denver’s Week 1 performance exposed a broken offense that could not move the ball against a top‑tier defense, and they are missing a true running back and have limited quarterback depth after Sam Ehlinger’s loss. Jacksonville, meanwhile, rode a dominant 34‑10 win with Trevor Lawrence delivering four touchdowns and a balanced attack that produced 360 yards without turnovers. The Jaguars’ offensive firepower directly exploits the Broncos’ inability to protect the quarterback and generate yardage, while Denver’s defense, though decent, will likely be unable to contain a high‑efficiency Jaguars offense. Even with home‑field altitude, the Broncos lack the offensive weapons to keep pace, leading to a predicted 31‑13 Jaguars victory.

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Z.ai (Zhipu)

Picks Jacksonville Jaguars · confidence 68% · predicted JAX 27 – DEN 17

The Jaguars enter Week 2 with clear momentum after a dominant 34-10 win where Trevor Lawrence threw 4 TDs with zero turnovers, while the Broncos were thoroughly dismantled by Kansas City in a performance their own quarterback called 'pretty pitiful.' Denver's offense was historically inept (176 total yards, 2-12 on third down) and their defense had no answers, making it difficult to trust them even at home against a Jacksonville squad that just controlled every phase of the game.

Full analysis

Jacksonville Jaguars

Jacksonville looked like a complete team in Week 1, dominating Cleveland 34-10 with balanced offense, zero turnovers, and a defensive shutout effort until garbage time. Trevor Lawrence appears fully healthy and in top form. The main question is whether Brian Thomas Jr. suits up; even if limited, the offense has enough weapons.

Strengths

Trevorce Lawrence playing at elite level (18/23, 245 YDS, 4 TD, 0 TO in Week 1)
Balanced offensive attack (234 pass, 126 rush vs CLE)
Disciplined play (4 penalties, 0 turnovers, 33:51 possession in Week 1)
Defensive front producing pressure (held CLE to 10 points)

Concerns

Brian Thomas Jr. questionable with shoulder injury could limit top WR
Interior OL depth hit with Mekari (IR) and Mustipher (IR) at C/G
Travel to altitude in Denver can affect conditioning
Defense could be tested if Denver bounces back at home

Injuries

Brian Thomas Jr. WR - Questionable (Shoulder) - top WR could be limited or inactive, though injury reported as minor
B.J. Green II DE - Questionable (Elbow) - edge depth questionable
Sam Mustipher C - Injured Reserve (Undisclosed) - center depth gone for season
Patrick Mekari G - Injured Reserve (Back) - starting-caliber guard lost
Zach Durfee DE - Injured Reserve (Upper Body) - edge depth out

Last game

Jacksonville dominated Cleveland 34-10 with 360 total yards, 234 passing, 126 rushing, zero turnovers, 5-10 on third down, 33:51 time of possession, 23 first downs, and only 1 sack allowed. Trevor Lawrence was nearly perfect with 4 TD passes and the defense smothered Cleveland.

Denver Broncos

Denver faces serious questions on both sides of the ball after a blowout home-adjacent loss to KC. The offense looks discombobulated under Davis Webb's play-calling, and the defense was gashed by Mahomes and Walker. Confidence is shaken and they need a complete turnaround in six days.

Strengths

Home field at altitude
Talented roster on paper that was considered a Super Bowl contender in the offseason
Marvin Mims Jr. returning to full health at WR

Concerns

Offense generated only 176 yards and 9 first downs in Week 1
Bo Nix looked overwhelmed and the offense appears 'discombobulated' under Davis Webb
Defense allowed 31 points and questions about defensive scheme are surfacing
Short week after Monday Night Football road game adds travel fatigue

Injuries

Tyler Badie RB - Out (Coach's Decision) - thins RB depth
Sam Ehlinger QB - Out (Coach's Decision) - backup QB unavailable
Tyler Onyedim DT - Out (Coach's Decision) - DT depth depleted
Jordan Jackson DT - Out (Coach's Decision) - DT depth further hit
Dallen Bentley TE - Out (Coach's Decision) - TE depth reduced

Last game

Denver was blown out 31-10 at Kansas City, managing only 176 total yards, 115 passing yards, 61 rushing yards, 2 turnovers, 2-12 on third down, and just 9 first downs. The offense never found rhythm and the defense was shredded by Mahomes and Kenneth Walker III. Bo Nix called the effort 'pretty pitiful.'

Key factors

Week 1 form gap (high, favors JAX) — JAX dominated in all phases (34-10 win, 360 yards, 0 TO) while DEN was blown out (31-10 loss, 176 yards, 2 TO). The performance differential was stark and favors Jacksonville significantly.
Short week + travel for DEN (medium, favors JAX) — Denver played Monday Night Football on the road at KC and must turn around to host JAX on Sunday, a short week with travel recovery needed. JAX played Sunday and has a normal week.
Trevor Lawrence vs Bo Nix (high, favors JAX) — Lawrence threw 4 TDs with 78% completion and 0 TO in Week 1; Nix managed 115 yards in a dysfunctional offense. The QB gap is enormous right now.
Home field at altitude (medium, favors DEN) — Empower Field at Mile High provides altitude advantage and home crowd energy. Denver desperately needs a bounce-back performance at home.
JAX OL injuries (low, favors DEN) — JAX lost G Patrick Mekari and C Sam Mustipher to IR, weakening interior OL depth. Denver's pass rush could exploit this, but JAX only allowed 1 sack in Week 1.
Brian Thomas Jr. status (low, favors DEN) — JAX's top WR is questionable with a shoulder injury. Even if he plays, he could be limited. However, the injury is reported as minor and Lawrence spread the ball effectively in Week 1.
Denver defensive questions (medium, favors JAX) — Sources indicate Denver's defense had as many questions as the offense after Week 1, with scrutiny on the scheme. Against a red-hot Lawrence, that is a bad combination.

What it looked at

Week 1 statistical comparison: JAX 360 yards/0 TO/23 FD vs DEN 176 yards/2 TO/9 FD - massive gap
Trevor Lawrence's elite Week 1 line (18/23, 245 YDS, 4 TD) vs Bo Nix's poor performance
Bo Nix calling Denver's effort 'pretty pitiful' [S2] - signals low team confidence
Davis Webb's play-calling under scrutiny [S4][S5] - offensive scheme questions
Short week for DEN after MNF road game vs normal week for JAX
JAX interior OL injuries (Mekari, Mustipher on IR) as potential vulnerability
Brian Thomas Jr. questionable status [S8] - reported as minor, same shoulder not previously injured
Denver's DT depth decimated by coach's decision outs (Onyedim, Jackson)
Historical context: JAX won 34-20 in Denver in 2025 [S3]
Denver's penalty issues (7-52 yards in Week 1) suggest lack of discipline

Reasoning

The weight of evidence points clearly to Jacksonville. In Week 1, the Jaguars were one of the most impressive teams in the league (34-10 domination with 360 yards, 0 turnovers, 33:51 possession, 4 TD passes from a healthy Trevor Lawrence), while the Broncos were one of the worst (31-10 blowout loss with 176 yards, 2 turnovers, 2-12 on third down, and their QB publicly calling the effort 'pretty pitiful'). The Broncos are also on a short week after a Monday night road game, traveling back from Kansas City with a shaken locker room, while Jacksonville had a normal week to prepare. Denver's offensive coordinator Davis Webb is already under scrutiny after one game [S4][S5], and the defense had no answers for Mahomes/Walker. The main concerns for JAX are interior OL depth (Mekari, Mustipher on IR) and Brian Thomas Jr.'s shoulder, but Thomas's injury is reported as minor [S8] and Lawrence proved he can distribute effectively even if one target is limited. Denver's home field and altitude are real factors, but Denver lost at home in 2025 to this same Jaguars team [S3], and the current form gap is too large to ignore. I misjudged Denver in Week 1 by picking them at KC - they were far worse than expected. I will not repeat that mistake. Jacksonville wins a road game they control from the second quarter on.

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NVIDIA

Picks Jacksonville Jaguars · confidence 70% · predicted JAX 27 – DEN 20

Jacksonville's balanced, efficient offense and dominant Week 1 performance contrast sharply with Denver's disjointed showing against Kansas City. The Jaguars already won at Mile High last season and arrive with a functional passing game and a defense that controlled the clock, while the Broncos search for answers on both sides of the ball.

Full analysis

Jacksonville Jaguars

Jacksonville enters riding a complete 34-10 victory over Cleveland in which Trevor Lawrence looked sharp, the run game complemented the pass, and the defense dictated tempo. The Jaguars have won their last two trips to Denver (including a 34-20 win in 2025) and possess the clearer offensive identity heading into Week 2.

Strengths

Trevor Lawrence efficient (18/23, 245 yds, 4 TD, 0 INT in Week 1)
Balanced attack: 234 pass / 126 rush, 33:51 time of possession
Defense held Cleveland to 10 points, forced punts, controlled field position
Recent success at Mile High (34-20 win in 2025)

Concerns

Brian Thomas Jr. WR questionable (shoulder) — top target uncertain
Three offensive linemen on IR (Mustipher C, Mekari G, Durfee DE) test depth
Only one sack generated vs. CLE; pass rush unproven against mobile QBs
Road environment, short week prep for Sunday 4:05 ET kickoff

Injuries

Brian Thomas Jr. WR - Questionable (Shoulder) - high impact if out; primary deep threat, 5 rec/83 yds/1 TD in Week 1
B.J. Green II DE - Questionable (Elbow) - rotational pass rusher, low impact
Sam Mustipher C - IR (Undisclosed) - starting center loss, but line held vs CLE
Patrick Mekari G - IR (Back) - versatile OL, depth tested
Zach Durfee DE - IR (Upper Body) - depth edge rusher

Last game

Jacksonville dominated Cleveland 34-10 with a clean, efficient performance: 360 total yards, zero turnovers, 23 first downs, and 33:51 possession. Lawrence spread the ball (4 TDs to 4 different receivers), Tuten added 66 rushing yards, and the defense limited Cleveland to short fields. The Jaguars converted 5-of-10 on third down and played complementary football throughout.

Denver Broncos

Denver faces a crisis of confidence after a 31-10 dismantling by Kansas City exposed fundamental flaws in pass protection, play-calling, and quarterback execution. The home crowd and altitude provide a baseline advantage, but the unit lacks rhythm and Bo Nix's own assessment — 'pretty pitiful' — signals a locker room searching for identity.

Strengths

Home field at altitude (early season, moderate temps)
Marvin Mims Jr. healthy and available as deep threat
Defensive front can pressure if JAX OL falters

Concerns

Offense generated only 176 total yards and 9 first downs in Week 1
Allowed 4 sacks, 2 turnovers, converted 2-of-12 on third down
Play-calling (Davis Webb) and QB processing (Bo Nix) under scrutiny
Run defense gashed by Kenneth Walker III in opener

Injuries

Tyler Badie RB - Out (Coach's Decision) - minimal impact, depth piece
Sam Ehlinger QB - Out (Coach's Decision) - third-string QB
Tyler Onyedim DT - Out (Coach's Decision) - rotational interior lineman
Jordan Jackson DT - Out (Coach's Decision) - rotational interior lineman
Dallen Bentley TE - Out (Coach's Decision) - practice squad elevation candidate

Last game

Denver was non-competitive in a 31-10 loss at Kansas City. The offense managed 115 passing yards and 61 rushing yards, went 2-for-12 on third down, surrendered four sacks, and committed two turnovers. Bo Nix held the ball too long behind a leaky line, and the defense had no answer for Patrick Mahomes or Kenneth Walker III. Possession time (26:18) reflects three-and-out futility.

Key factors

Week 1 performance gap (high, favors JAX) — JAX posted 360 yards, 0 TO, 33:51 TOP vs CLE; DEN managed 176 yards, 2 TO, 26:18 TOP at KC. The disparity in execution and coherence is stark.
Quarterback play (high, favors JAX) — Lawrence was surgical (18/23, 4 TD, 0 INT) while Nix struggled with pressure, timing, and decision-making against KC's elite defense.
Historical matchup (medium, favors JAX) — Jaguars won 34-20 at Mile High in 2025 despite being outgained, suggesting schematic familiarity and clutch play in key moments.
Home field / altitude (medium, favors DEN) — Empower Field provides natural advantage, but 73°F in September mitigates extreme conditions; JAX has already won there recently.
Brian Thomas Jr. availability (medium, favors neutral) — Questionable shoulder; S8 indicates minor issue and he practiced. If he plays, JAX offense keeps full arsenal; if out, Parker Washington (5/83/1) steps up.
Broncos internal friction (medium, favors JAX) — Nix's 'pretty pitiful' comment and media scrutiny on Webb's play-calling suggest a team pressing, not settling.

What it looked at

Week 1 box scores and advanced stats (yards, TOP, 3rd down, turnovers)
Injury reports with impact assessment (starters vs. depth, Coach's Decision vs. true injury)
Recent head-to-head result at same venue (2025 JAX win in Denver)
Quarterback performance and offensive coordinator scrutiny from news sources
Weather and surface conditions (73°F, natural grass — neutral)
Preseason context (both teams 2-2) but weighted regular season far heavier

Reasoning

The dossier paints a clear picture: Jacksonville played winning, complementary football in Week 1 while Denver collapsed in every phase against Kansas City. Lawrence's efficiency, a functional run game, and a defense that controlled tempo give the Jaguars a tangible edge over a Broncos team searching for answers on the offensive line, at quarterback, and in play-calling. Denver's home-field advantage is real but diminished by moderate weather and Jacksonville's recent success at Mile High. The Broncos' listed injuries are all healthy scratches; Jacksonville's concern is Brian Thomas Jr., but reports indicate he'll play. With the Jaguars' offensive identity established and Denver's in flux, the road team is the more trustworthy side. Predicted score 27-20 Jacksonville.

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Mistral Large

Mistral AI

Picks Jacksonville Jaguars · confidence 75% · predicted JAX 27 – DEN 17

The Jaguars win due to their superior offensive firepower and the Broncos' continued struggles on both sides of the ball, compounded by key injuries and a lack of cohesion after a dismal Week 1 performance.

Full analysis

Jacksonville Jaguars

The Jaguars are riding high after a dominant Week 1 win over Cleveland, with Trevor Lawrence looking sharp and the offense clicking. While they have a few injury concerns, their depth and recent performance suggest they can exploit Denver's weaknesses, particularly on the ground and in the passing game.

Strengths

Trevor Lawrence's accuracy and decision-making (18/23, 4 TDs, 0 INTs in Week 1)
Balanced offense with contributions from both the pass (234 yards) and run (126 yards)
Strong offensive line play (only 1 sack allowed in Week 1)
Defensive discipline (0 turnovers forced, but clean performance overall)

Concerns

Brian Thomas Jr. WR - Questionable (Shoulder) - Could limit Lawrence's deep-ball options if he sits
B.J. Green II DE - Questionable (Elbow) - Minor impact, but depth on D-line is a question
Lack of a true workhorse RB (Bhayshul Tuten led with 66 yards, but committee approach)

Injuries

Brian Thomas Jr. WR - Questionable - If he sits, it removes a big-play threat from the offense
B.J. Green II DE - Questionable - Minor, but could affect pass rush rotation

Last game

The Jaguars controlled the game from start to finish against Cleveland, dominating time of possession (33:51) and converting on 50% of third downs. Lawrence was efficient, the run game was effective, and the defense didn't allow any big plays. The Browns were outmatched in every facet.

Denver Broncos

The Broncos enter Week 2 reeling from a brutal loss to Kansas City, with questions about their offensive scheme, quarterback play, and defensive stability. Their preseason optimism has evaporated after a 'pretty pitiful' effort, and they face an uphill battle against a Jaguars team that looks sharp and confident.

Strengths

Home field advantage at Mile High, though altitude may not be a major factor in mild weather
Marvin Mims Jr. is healthy and could exploit a Jaguars secondary if given opportunities

Concerns

Offensive line struggled mightily in Week 1 (4 sacks allowed, 16 yards lost)
Davis Webb's ability to run the offense effectively remains unproven
Defensive line lacks depth with key DTs (Onyedim, Jackson) out, making it harder to contain JAX's run game
Turnovers (2 in Week 1) and third-down inefficiency (2-12) are major red flags

Injuries

Tyler Onyedim DT - Out - Significant loss for run defense and interior pressure
Jordan Jackson DT - Out - Further weakens an already thin defensive line
Sam Ehlinger QB - Out - Backup QB situation is unsettled, though not immediately relevant

Last game

The Broncos were thoroughly outplayed in every phase against Kansas City, managing just 176 total yards and 9 first downs. The offense was stagnant, the defense was gashed, and the team looked disorganized. Bo Nix's post-game comments about the effort being 'pretty pitiful' suggest deeper issues than just execution.

Key factors

Quarterback play (high, favors JAX) — Trevor Lawrence was surgical in Week 1 (78% completion, 4 TDs), while Davis Webb and the Broncos' offense looked lost against KC. Lawrence's ability to extend plays and make accurate throws will be critical against a thin Denver pass rush.
Offensive line matchup (high, favors JAX) — Denver's O-line allowed 4 sacks and 16 yards lost in Week 1, while JAX's line gave up just 1 sack. If the Broncos can't protect Webb, their offense will struggle to sustain drives.
Defensive line depth (medium, favors JAX) — Denver's DTs (Onyedim, Jackson) are out, leaving them vulnerable to JAX's run game and limiting their ability to generate interior pressure. JAX's O-line should have an advantage here.
Turnovers and third-down efficiency (medium, favors JAX) — The Broncos turned the ball over twice and went 2-12 on third downs in Week 1. JAX had 0 turnovers and converted 50% of third downs. If Denver can't improve in these areas, they'll struggle to keep up.
Home field advantage (low, favors DEN) — Mile High is always a factor, but the weather is mild (73°F), and the Broncos' struggles in Week 1 suggest their issues run deeper than altitude. JAX has also won in Denver recently (34-20 in 2025).
Recent form and momentum (high, favors JAX) — JAX is coming off a dominant win and looks like a team hitting its stride. DEN is reeling after a blowout loss and a wave of negative press, which could affect their preparation and confidence.

What it looked at

DEN's Week 1 stats and performance (total yards, turnovers, third-down efficiency, sacks allowed)
JAX's Week 1 stats and performance (balance, efficiency, time of possession, turnovers)
Injury reports for both teams, focusing on impact players (QBs, O-line, D-line, key WRs)
News sources detailing DEN's struggles in Week 1 and their post-game reactions ([S2], [S4], [S5])
Historical context of JAX's win in Denver in 2025 ([S3])
Preseason trends for both teams to gauge depth and cohesion
Weather and venue details to assess potential impacts (altitude, surface, temperature)

Reasoning

The Jaguars enter this game as the more polished, confident, and effective team, while the Broncos are still searching for answers after a disastrous Week 1. Trevor Lawrence's Week 1 performance (4 TDs, 0 INTs, 78% completion) gives JAX a clear edge at quarterback, especially against a Broncos defense missing key interior linemen. Denver's offensive line was exposed against KC, allowing 4 sacks, and their offense managed just 176 total yards. Even if Davis Webb is serviceable, the Broncos lack the weapons and protection to keep up with JAX's balanced attack. The Jaguars' ability to control the clock (33:51 time of possession in Week 1) and convert on third downs (50%) will likely wear down a Broncos defense that is thin up front and coming off a poor showing. While home field at Mile High is always a factor, the Broncos' struggles in Week 1 and the Jaguars' recent success in Denver (34-20 win in 2025) suggest altitude won't be a deciding factor. The Broncos' post-game comments and the narrative around their 'pretty pitiful' effort also hint at deeper issues that may not be resolved in a week. JAX's only real concerns are the health of Brian Thomas Jr. and their lack of a true workhorse RB, but their depth and Lawrence's ability to spread the ball around should mitigate those issues. Ultimately, the Jaguars' superior offensive firepower, cleaner execution, and momentum make them the safer pick.

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Venue and weather

Empower Field at Mile High (Denver, CO); natural grass
Forecast: 73°F

Season stat leaders

JAX: Passing Yards: Trevor Lawrence (18/23, 245 YDS, 4 TD); Rushing Yards: Bhayshul Tuten (15 CAR, 66 YDS); Receiving Yards: Parker Washington (5 REC, 83 YDS, 1 TD)

Injury report (ESPN)

DEN: Tyler Badie RB - Out (Coach's Decision); Sam Ehlinger QB - Out (Coach's Decision); Tyler Onyedim DT - Out (Coach's Decision); Jordan Jackson DT - Out (Coach's Decision); Dallen Bentley TE - Out (Coach's Decision)
JAX: Brian Thomas Jr. WR - Questionable (Shoulder); B.J. Green II DE - Questionable (Elbow); Sam Mustipher C - Injured Reserve (Undisclosed); Patrick Mekari G - Injured Reserve (Back); Zach Durfee DE - Injured Reserve (Upper Body)

News and previews

[S1] Kenneth Walker III, Patrick Mahomes lead Chiefs' win vs. Broncos - Quarterback Patrick Mahomes, making his return from a torn ACL, and running back Kenneth Walker III, making his Chiefs debut, powered Kansas City to a season-opening blowout win over Denver.
[S2] Bo Nix, Broncos drop opener after 'pretty pitiful' effort - Denver quarterback Bo Nix, when asked to sum up the Broncos' 31-10 season-opening loss to the Kansas City Chiefs on Monday, labeled the effort 'pretty pitiful' after an offseason of optimism placed them among Super Bowl favorites.
[S3] Jacksonville Jaguars vs Denver Broncos picks, predictions for Week 2 - Matt Johnson writes: "This is another one of the matchups on the Week 2 NFL schedule that we’re excited to watch. In 2025, the Jacksonville Jaguars went into Denver and walked off the field with a 34-20 victory. However, the Broncos actually outgained the Jaguars (445-346) in that contest, with a missed field goal and two critical turnovers turning it into a two-score defeat. …
[S4] Broncos are 2.5-point favorites over the Jaguars in Week 2 - Yahoo Sports - Advertisement Coming off a brutal offensive and defensive effort against the Kansas City Chiefs, the Denver Broncos have only questions and no answers heading into Week 2 against the Jacksonville Jaguars. The offense looked absolutely discombobulated which should rightfully spawn questions about Davis Webb and his ability to run it. Then on defense there were as many – if not …
[S5] Denver Broncos vs. Jacksonville Jaguars opening odds for Week 2 | Mile High Report - by Tim Lynch Coming off a brutal offensive and defensive effort against the Kansas City Chiefs, the Denver Broncos have only questions and no answers heading into Week 2 against the Jacksonville Jaguars. The offense looked absolutely discombobulated which should rightfully spawn questions about Davis Webb and his ability to run it. Then on defense there were as many - if not m…
[S6] How to watch NFL Week 2: Odds, spreads, streaming and channel info for every game - The Athletic - Game date: Sunday, Sept. 20 Game time: 1 p.m. ET Location: Baltimore Venue: M&T Bank Stadium TV channel: CBS Streaming: Fubo (Stream now) Watching in person? Get tickets on StubHub. Spread: Ravens -8.5 (-108), Saints +8.5 (-111) Favorite moneyline: Ravens -429 Underdog moneyline: Saints +331 Total: 47.5 Total over odds: -109 Total under odds: -110 ### Jacksonville Jaguars vs. …
[S7] Jacksonville Jaguars vs Denver Broncos Week 2 NFL opening betting odds | Big Cat Country - The Jaguars are fresh off a dominant 34-10 win over the Cleveland Browns; the Broncos will play their first game of the 2026 season tonight on Monday Night Football against the Kansas City Chiefs. According to FanDuel Sportsbook, the Jaguars are 2.5-point underdogs and the total is set at 44.5 points. Home-field advantage is typically worth 3 points, so you could say that this…
[S8] 2026 NFL Fantasy Football Preseason Injury Report - ##### Brian Thomas Jr, WR, Jacksonville Jaguars (Left Shoulder) Thomas Jr. suffered a left shoulder injury after landing hard on it in practice. Thankfully, it sounds minor, and his past shoulder injuries in college and rookie-season camp were to his right shoulder. He noted he had a few procedures in the off-season but did not say what they were. For now, not fading him. _Pro…
[S9] Injury Report: WR Marvin Mims Jr. estimated as full participant on Friday ahead of Broncos’ Week 1 game vs. Chiefs - # Denver Broncos | News Presented by # Injury Report: WR Marvin Mims Jr. estimated as full participant on Friday ahead of Broncos' Week 1 game vs. Chiefs Sep 11, 2026 at 02:28 PM Susanna Weir Digital Content Coordinator ENGLEWOOD, Colo. — For the second consecutive day, the Broncos have listed just one player on their practice report. Wide receiver Marvin Mims Jr. (foot), the …
[S10] Broncos get huge injury news ahead of Week 3 showdown with Rams | Mile High Report - Before we worry about Week 3, the Broncos have to take care of business tonight vs. their Divisional Rivals, the Kansas City Chiefs. They will be playing on the road in loud Arrowhead and will be dealing with the return of quarterback Patrick Mahomes who is returning from a major knee injury. Then, in Week 2, they will be hosting the Jacksonville Jaguars, who were the only tea…

Sources

[S1] Kenneth Walker III, Patrick Mahomes lead Chiefs' win vs. Broncos (espn.com)
[S2] Bo Nix, Broncos drop opener after 'pretty pitiful' effort (espn.com)
[S3] Jacksonville Jaguars vs Denver Broncos picks, predictions for Week 2 (azcentral.com)
[S4] Broncos are 2.5-point favorites over the Jaguars in Week 2 - Yahoo Sports (sports.yahoo.com)
[S5] Denver Broncos vs. Jacksonville Jaguars opening odds for Week 2 | Mile High Report (milehighreport.com)
[S6] How to watch NFL Week 2: Odds, spreads, streaming and channel info for every game - The Athletic (nytimes.com)
[S7] Jacksonville Jaguars vs Denver Broncos Week 2 NFL opening betting odds | Big Cat Country (bigcatcountry.com)
[S8] 2026 NFL Fantasy Football Preseason Injury Report (fantasypoints.com)
[S9] Injury Report: WR Marvin Mims Jr. estimated as full participant on Friday ahead of Broncos’ Week 1 game vs. Chiefs (denverbroncos.com)
[S10] Broncos get huge injury news ahead of Week 3 showdown with Rams | Mile High Report (milehighreport.com)

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Jacksonville Jaguars at Denver Broncos

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