The Jacksonville Jaguars defense was on its heels when facing a Las Vegas two-point attempt to win the game. DaVon Hamilton then swatted the Raiders.

Jacksonville Jaguars coach Liam Coen talked about the team's 30-29 overtime victory over Las Vegas a day later.

The Jaguars got back to their roots on Sunday, leaning on the running game more than they have in over a month. Travis Etienne was the primary benefaciary, but Bhayshul Tuten, Trevor Lawrence, and LeQuint Allen all made big plays too. The Jaguars are a running team, and Sunday simply proved it to be true.

The Athletic's Dianna Russini reported on Saturday that Jaguars receiver Brian Thomas Jr. was one of several players across the league teams are calling about. That, of course, came before Thomas suffered a lower-leg injury late in the win over the Raiders. His status is unknown as of Monday morning.

TE Hunter Long: Injured his hip at the end of a 24-yard reception in the second quarter that was nullified by a penalty. The Jaguars were down to one tight end in Johnny Mundt (Quintin Morris was inactive) until Long was able to return in the second half.

Trevor Lawrence went into Sunday’s game at Las Vegas battling an illness, and then had trouble getting the Jaguars’ offense going. He even threw an interception into double coverage in the end zone. A third consecutive defeat was growing more likely.

Crosby did not play against the Jaguars in their 2024 meeting because of ankle surgery. Lawrence will need his offensive line to step up and deliver that type of clean performance from 2022 as Jacksonville has allowed 17 sacks in their last three outings.

Candice Ward / Getty Images After a ho-hum first half that will be remembered for a record-breaking field goal and little else, the Las Vegas Raiders and Jacksonville Jaguars exploded for 31 total points in the fourth quarter, leading to a thrilling 30-29 ...

The biggest difference for the Jacksonville Jaguars this season is that they’re scratching out victories instead of stumbling into losses.

The Jacksonville Jaguars and Las Vegas Raiders both come off of bye weeks after being soundly defeated right before their breaks. The Jaguars lost to the Los Angeles Rams 35-7. The Raiders were shut out by the Kansas City Chiefs 31-0. This is a pivitol ...