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The Jaguars have a chance to keep a rival reeling and shake off a forgettable finish in Cincinnati that ushered in a new set of questions.

The Jaguars continue to clean out players from the previous regime, releasing safety Darnell Savage on Tuesday afternoon.

What was that? I know the answer. You can call and say it. “It was a Jaguars loss.” Or the “same ol Jags.”

The Jaguars are their own worst enemy.

The Jaguars want to play physical, balanced football week after week. They accomplished that in their opener and want to build off that against a much better opponent this week.

Jaguars season is back and our News4JAX sports staff is back with its predictions as well. Each week, we’ll unveil our predictions for the week’s game. Jacksonville (1-0) visits Cincinnati (1-0) in Week 2 looking to stay unbeaten.

The Jaguars took care of business in their regular season opener, but things get considerably more difficult quickly.

Jacksonville Jaguars owner Shad Khan’s net worth grew from $12.2 billion a year ago to $14.3 billion as of Sept. 1, Forbes said in a story posted on its website Sept. 9.

The Jaguars are thinning out their running back room, trading Tank Bigsby to the Eagles on Monday night.

The Jaguars weren’t perfect in their regular season opener, but they didn’t need to be.

The Jaguars topped the Panthers 26-10 in Sunday's season opener at EverBank Stadium.

The weather may have delayed the start, but it couldn’t stop the Jaguars from making a statement on their first home game of the season.

News4JAX sports reporter Jamal St. Cyr's thoughts and analysis after Jacksonville's season-opening 26-10 win over Carolina.

The Jacksonville Jaguars finished the season opener game on their own turf against the Carolina Panthers on Sunday.

The new-look Jaguars looked a lot better than the old ones.

Football is back in Jacksonville, but as you know, the Sunshine State isn’t always bright and sunny. Here’s what you need to know before heading to EverBank Stadium.

Last week there was a special celebration — Jaguars defensive end Josh Hines-Allen and his family marked a life-changing milestone. His young son Wesley has officially beaten cancer. Now, the Hines-Allen family is turning their fight into hope for others.

What will the Jaguars look like when they kick off their season on Sunday? Optimistically, it’s not much of the same because the same just isn’t good enough.

Jaguars season is back and our News4JAX sports staff is back with its predictions as well. Each week, we’ll unveil our predictions for the week’s game. Jacksonville opens its season on Sunday at home against the Panthers.

Talking about the Jaguars Fan experience with the stadium construction

Checking out the new Jags gear for fans

Conversation about the Jaguars upcoming season

Jacksonville is in for a warm and mostly dry weekend, ideal for Jaguars and high school football games. Expect rain and cooler temps starting Monday. Get the details from Meteorologist Katie Garner and The Weather Authority.

The Jacksonville Jaguars’ value rose 22% in the last year to $5.6 billion, according to an annual analysis of NFL franchises by Forbes magazine.

“The Stadium of the Future” may be a work in progress, but that isn’t stopping game day fun from taking place.

Courtesy of Firehouse Subs and the Jags

Travis and Trevor Etienne are brothers born 5 1/2 years apart in Louisiana.

Jacksonville Jaguars linebacker Ventrell Miller is teaming up with Universal Property & Casualty Insurance to host a back-to-school event with the Boys & Girls Clubs of Northeast Florida.

In his first cutdown day as the team’s general manager, James Gladstone got to experience a little bit of everything. Now, he’s got the pieces in place for the new era of Jaguars football.

The Jaguars got to the 53-player limit on Tuesday afternoon, continuing to put distance between the current coaching regime and the previous one.

Jaguars star Josh Hines-Allen and Nemours Children’s Health will host a press conference to celebrate his son completing cancer treatment on Tuesday at 2:45 p.m.

A former Jacksonville Jaguars employee who is currently serving a federal sentence for stealing more than $22 million from the team over three years told CNN he planned to put all of the money back into the team’s account, but he lost it gambling online.