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Jaguars vs. Chiefs
🏈 Game Summary: Jaguars 31, Chiefs 28
Trevor Lawrence’s Wild Finish
Lawrence stumbled after being stepped on by his own lineman but recovered to scramble for the game-winning 1-yard TD with 23 seconds left.
He accounted for 3 total touchdowns (2 rushing, 1 passing) and 221 passing yards.
The win snapped Jacksonville’s 8-game losing streak vs. Kansas City.
Patrick Mahomes & Chiefs Collapse
Mahomes threw for 2 TDs but couldn’t deliver on the final drive.
Chiefs blew a 14-0 lead and lost despite Kareem Hunt’s 2 rushing scores.
Kansas City’s streak of 23 straight wins when leading by 14+ points ended.
Devin Lloyd’s Historic Pick-Six
Linebacker Devin Lloyd returned an interception 99 yards for a touchdown — the longest INT return by a linebacker in NFL regular-season history.
It was his 5th takeaway of the season, leading the league.
Rookie Spotlight: Travis Hunter
The two-way rookie made a highlight 44-yard grab, the 4th-longest reception by a rookie this season.
Also added a slick 12-yard catch-and-run earlier in the game.
Key Injuries
Chiefs WR Xavier Worthy: tweaked ankle but returned.
Chiefs LT Josh Simmons: played through illness.
Jaguars TE Brenton Strange: left with hip injury, did not return.
Jaguars DE Travon Walker: out after wrist surgery
Jacksonville showed resilience, turning a near-disaster into a statement win. Lawrence’s “trip-and-score” may go down as one of the season’s most memorable plays.
JUST WIN, BABY!!!!
They've got Liam Coen making national media appearances on NFL Network. It's gonna be one of those years *holds on for dear life so it doesn't end the very next season this time*
Head coach Liam Coen wakes up with 'GMFB' to discuss the Jacksonville Jaguars' turnaround season in 2025 and his first season as an NFL head
Liam Coen could already be the second best coach in the AFC South.
Shane Steichen hasn't led the Indianapolis Colts to a lot of team accomplishments. The failure to develop Anthony Richardson is also a ding against him.
Brian Callahan got fired mid season, so he's definitely fourth on the list.
I can't put Coen above DeMeco Ryans yet because the Houston Texans have won two AFC South Championships under his watch. Also, the 2025 Texans have the best defense in the NFL and came back into playoff contention while CJ Stroud was hurt for almost a month.