The Jaguars dominated the Colts, but there’s little time to celebrate: Baltimore is next, on a Thursday night and a short week. In this episode of 20 Minutes to Duval, KT and JP talk through Jacksonville’s defensive injuries, who could step up at safety and on the defensive line, and the challenge of stopping Derrick Henry. They also weigh the uncertainty around Baltimore’s quarterback and whether the Jaguars might need to make a move to shore up the defense.

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After a 42–7 rout of the Colts, it's another victory Monday on 20 Minutes to Duval. KT and JP celebrate the win, then deal with the bad news that Devon Hamilton is out for the season. They ask what that means for the Jaguars' top-ranked run defense, the trade deadline, and a short week against Derrick Henry and the Ravens.

In this episode:

- Losing Devon Hamilton, and why the Jags may now look for help in the middle of the defensive line

- Jacksonville leading the NFL in point differential at +85, ahead of the 49ers at +58

- The case for Trevor Lawrence as MVP, even though he sits out fourth quarters

- Bhayshul Tuten's first 100-yard game and his big-play role in the screen game

- A big day for the tight ends, and the young players who could step up on Thursday night

- What it takes to slow Derrick Henry on a short week

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It's game week on 20 Minutes to Duval. The Colts are coming to Jacksonville having not won here in 11 straight games, and they're shipping out two cornerstone linemen. KT and JP preview Sunday's matchup and explain why they feel so confident. KT predicts 42–17, and JP thinks 17 might be high.

In this episode:

- Why Buckner's exit could open up the run game for Bhayshul Tuten

- Why they expect a big day for Brian Thomas Jr. in the rain

- How Liam Coen's team looks after a strong week of practice

- Montaric Brown's return, and Antonio Johnson's ankle injury putting Kayvon Merriweather in the spotlight

- Whether Jonathan Taylor will even play, with trade rumors swirling

- How the new kickoff rules and tight officiating are changing the game

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Trades are gutting the AFC South. Jeffrey Simmons is headed to Chicago, DeForest Buckner is gone, and Indy is in disarray. The Jaguars are the one team making no moves. In this 20-minute episode of 20 Minutes to Duval, (KT) and the host break down whether standing pat is the right call.

In this episode:

- Why the Bears and 49ers went all in, and why Jacksonville's front office seems content

- The Brian Thomas Jr. trade chatter, and why the hosts expect a big game on Sunday

- Why Montaric Brown's return could turn pass-rush hurries into sacks

- How the rookies and the offensive line are developing

- Stopping the run and forcing Daniel Jones to beat you

A full Colts preview is coming Saturday. Subscribe, and tell us whether you'd make a move at the deadline.

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The Jaguars didn’t just survive the bye week—they came out of it with the AFC South handing them a gift. But the real question is whether Jacksonville can cash in on Sunday, when a messy Colts team walks into the bank and the Jags have a chance to keep control of the division right where it belongs.

KT and JP break down why this matchup feels bigger than a normal post-bye divisional game, from the league’s referee problem to the way bad calls are changing games, frustrating players, and even fueling the growing “script” talk around the NFL. If you’ve been feeling like Sundays are getting harder to watch, this conversation says exactly why.

You'll hear the guys dig into:

- The latest fallout from Anton Harrison’s season-ending ACL injury and what it means for the offensive line

- Whether Walker Little stays put at left tackle and how Patrick Mekari could fit back into the picture

- Why Liam Coen keeps preaching “leave no doubt” and what that means for a team trying to win through chaos

- The Colts’ roster uncertainty, Jonathan Taylor rumors, and why Jacksonville still has to treat this like a trap game

- The Brian Thomas Jr. noise, the national media takes, and why the Jaguars may not be ready to move on from him at all

There’s also a bigger picture here: the Jaguars are staring at a stretch where every divisional win matters, the home-field edge at the bank is real, and the margin for error keeps shrinking. One bad call, one overlooked opponent, or one emotional letdown could change the entire feel of the season.

Perfect for Jaguars fans who want the real pulse of the team heading into a huge division game. The bye is over, the pads are back on, and Sunday is shaping up to tell us a lot about what this team really is.

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The Brian Thomas Jr. trade talk is getting louder, but this episode makes the case for the opposite: why moving him could weaken the Jaguars more than it helps. With the trade deadline looming and the bye week piling on the pressure, JP and KT break down the real roster ripple effects, the hidden value of wide receiver depth, and why Jacksonville may be closer to a playoff push than a teardown.

They dig into the names fans keep tossing around—Max Crosby, Derwin James, Eric Armstead—and explain why the splash move everyone wants may not even be the right one. Instead, they argue the Jaguars need a calculated addition on defense, not a desperate headline grab that forces Travis Hunter into a role the team may not want to rush.

You'll hear the full logic behind why BTJ is more valuable on the roster than in a trade package, how his presence protects the rest of the offense, and why Trevor Lawrence still changes the entire equation. They also get into the real issues on defense, the impact of injuries in the secondary, and how the Jaguars' pass rush and coverage problems feed into each other.

JP and KT also highlight the positives that are getting lost in the noise—from Jacoby Meyers' professionalism and blocking to Bhayshul Tuten's rise, Boerkirchers first touchdown, and the confidence this coaching staff still has in the roster. If you are spiraling over one loss and every rumor on the timeline, this is the reality check you need.

This is a sharp, candid bye-week conversation for Jaguars fans who want the bigger picture before the league starts making deadline moves. A must-listen if you care about where Jacksonville really stands, what they should actually do next, and why the smartest move might be patience.

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The Jaguars are 4-2, the division is still within reach, and the real problem is starting to look obvious—they keep beating themselves. KT and JP break down the frustrating loss to Houston, where bad decisions, missed chances, and one pivotal call turned a winnable game into a gut punch.

They dig into the biggest swing moments from a game that should have been managed better, including the choice to go for it on fourth down, the cost of leaving points on the field, and why taking the safe points mattered in a tight, ugly, field-condition nightmare. If you’ve been yelling about coaching decisions, clock management, or why this team can look brilliant one half and reckless the next, this conversation goes straight at it.

You'll hear sharp takes on:

- Liam Coen's growing pains and the moments where he gets in his own way

- Why the offensive line was one of the few true bright spots

- How the bad field conditions affected both teams, especially the secondary and edge rushers

- The Travis Hunter breakout, including his rare impact on both sides of the ball

- Why Josh Cameron's usage and BTJ's disappearing role are becoming bigger storylines by the week

They also react to the realities behind Trevor Lawrence's interception, the lack of pressure from a pricey pass rush, and the injuries that could force Jacksonville to make moves during the bye week. From Monteric Brown's importance to the uneasy future of BTJ, this episode doesn't pretend everything is fine—but it also refuses to hit the panic button on a team that is still very much alive.

If you want an honest, emotional, no-hype breakdown of where the Jaguars really stand after a brutal divisional loss, this is essential listening. The season isn't over. But the margin for error just got a lot smaller.

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The Jaguars head to Wembley for a high-stakes divisional showdown with the Texans—and this one could reshape the AFC South race. KT and JP break down why Houston’s record doesn’t tell the whole story, how last year’s dramatic comeback still hangs over this rivalry, and what Jacksonville needs to do to take care of business.

We cover the matchup in the trenches, the Jaguars’ banged-up offensive line, and why quick passes and a well-timed screen game could help counter Houston’s pass rush. Plus, we talk Trevor Lawrence’s need to stay decisive, Jacksonville’s costly pre-snap penalties, the London crowd, and what a win could mean with the Colts and the bye week coming up.

Can the Jaguars protect home-field advantage at Wembley and head into the bye with momentum? Tune in for our final Texans-week preview and game prediction.

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