The Cleveland Browns simply could not handle the Jacksonville Jaguars on Sunday. Trevor Lawrence was sensational, going for about 250 yards and 4 majestic touchdowns. It didn't matter what advantage or disadvantage the Browns thought they had us in, we overcome each one. No Devin Lloyd? No problem, Foye Oluokon picks off Deshaun Watson. No Travis Etienne? No problem, Bhayshul Tutan goes for 66 on the ground and 22 in the air.

Here's my predictions for every team in the NFC!

NFC West

Los Angeles Rams: 14-3

Seattle Seahawks: 12-5

San Francisco 49ers: 10-7

Arizona Cardinals: 2-15

NFC North

Chicago Bears: 11-6

Detroit Lions: 10-7

Green Bay Packers: 9-8

Minnesota Vikings: 7-10

NFC East

Dallas Cowboys: 11-6

Philadelphia Eagles: 11-6

Washington Commanders: 8-9

New York Giants: 6-11

NFC South

Carolina Panthers: 9-8

Tampa Bay Buccaneers: 7-10

New Orleans Saints: 7-10

Atlanta Falcons: 6-11

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The Jacksonville Jaguars took on the Carolina Panthers in Week 2 of the Preseason at Everbank Stadium where Liam Coen rested the starters once again. Was that the right call? What do you think?

The Jacksonville Jaguars fought to the end and overcome a 20-9 deficit to beat the New Orleans Saints at their stadium in the Superdome, 24-20. While the win won't mean anything for the playoffs or regular season, is this the kind of galvanizing win that can carry over into it? Let me know your thoughts down below!

NFL AFC Conference Predictions

Here's where I have every team in the AFC!

Today I'm going to break down my prediction for all 17 Jaguars games. I have us going 12-5, which will end up being just enough to win the division this time around. What do you think the Jaguars schedule will end up being?

Today I'm reviewing the Jacksonville Jaguars offseason for what we did and didn't do. Overall I think my Jaguars sit at a C. We lost some valuable talent in Travis Etienne and Devin Lloyd and didn't do much to replace them. We had a polarizing draft that saw Gladstone pick players he clearly preferred, ignoring the consensus of many pundits. Clearly, James Gladstone feels that another year in Liam Coen's system for Trevor Lawrence and everyone else will be enough to get us over the hump. But will that be enough? Were the Jaguars right to simply stay the course this offseason? Or should we have pushed the chips for a run?