The Jaguars beat the Colts for their fourth straight win, while Indianapolis' playoff hopes are in jeopardy after a third straight loss.

Since the addition of Jakobi Meyers, Trevor Lawrence’s confidence and play have skyrocketed, including his vaunted deep ball.

ESPN's Ben Solak believes that the Jacksonville Jaguars are a team that can make a "deep playoff run." "They are well-coached, deep and versatile," Solak wrote. "In a surprisingly down AFC with fewer elite quarterbacks in the playoff field than years past, the Jaguars are capable of a deep playoff run."

The Jacksonville Jaguars don't feel the love from the national, media. And that's OK. They will just use it to motivate them as they continue to win.

Jonathan Taylor has the most rushing yards for a Jacksonville Jaguars opponent this season, but it's not enough as the Indianapolis Colts lose 36-19 in NFL Week 14 . Coming into the game, Taylor led the league with 1,282 rushing yards, and 15 rushing and 17 total TDs. He has 3 touchdowns in five games this season.

Following the Colts ' Week 14 matchup with the Jacksonville Jaguars, Indianapolis is reportedly signing quarterback Phillip Rivers to the practice squad. Rivers last played in the NFL during the 2020 season for the Colts. That year, Indianapolis finished 11-6 and made the playoffs.

Brian Thomas Jr., has been plagued by drops and injuries this season. He was healthy and sure-handed vs. the Colts on Dec. 7.

Footing and hanging onto the ball will be crucial in a game that will determine the AFC South leader and dramatically affect playoff chances for both.

Against Tennessee in Week 13, the Jaguars ' defense came away with two turnovers. This past week against Indianapolis, Jacksonville forced three more. To state the obvious, turnovers are great. They can take points off the board for the opponent, limit possessions, and can set the defense's own offense up with good field position.