The Jacksonville Jaguars seemingly picked up in Week 1 right where they left off the 2025 regular season.
Jacksonville ended last year on an eight-game winning streak prior to their playoff loss to Buffalo. During that stretch of games, the Jaguars boasted one of the most productive offenses in football and one of the stingiest defenses as well.
The end result was a 13-win season for the Jaguars and an AFC South title.
In Week 1 against Cleveland, the Jaguars would continue rolling, with the offense putting up 34 points, while the defense held the Browns to just 10 points.
In regular-season play, the Jaguars are currently on a nine-game winning streak, and no team during that stretch has been as dominant as Jacksonville.
According to Jaguars PR,
over that nine-game stretch, the Jaguars have a point differential of +177. The next closest team is the San Francisco 49ers at +96. On both sides of the ball, the Jaguars have been in complete control.
The Jaguars own a +177 point differential since their nine-game win streak began in W11 of 2025. This is the highest point margin in the NFL over that span by over 80 points, and the highest over a nine-game span by any NFL team since 2021 (BUF, +179 from W16, 2020 to W8, 2021). pic.twitter.com/ISkZX9v3hR
— JaguarsPR (@JaguarsPR) September 17, 2026
A difficult road test awaits the Jaguars in Week 2, as the team heads to Denver to face the Broncos, looking to keep their momentum rolling -- although, for what it's worth, the Jaguars did defeat the Broncos 34-20 late last season.
This article originally appeared on Jaguars Wire: One stat sums up Jaguars dominance that dates back to last season
