Analysts believe Jaguars win total projection is too low
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 27, 2026, 1:53 AM
Last updated Aug 27, 2026

The Jacksonville Jaguars' win projection for the upcoming season is set around 8.5-9, causing concern among analysts. Despite a successful 13-4 record last year, skepticism over the offseason and roster changes has led to lowered expectations. Analyst Jeff Howe argues that the offense, under head coach Liam Coen, should show improvements, particularly with star players Brian Thomas Jr. and Travis Hunter expected to contribute more. The Jaguars faced a tough schedule but there is optimism about their ability to surpass the win projection. The priority for the season seems to be postseason success rather than replicating last year's win total.
- •Jaguars projected to win 8.5-9 games this season.
- •Team had a 13-4 record last year.
- •Concerns about offseason changes and roster depth.
- •Analyst Jeff Howe cites potential for offensive improvement.
- •Postseason performance may be prioritized over regular-season wins.
- 1:53 AMYahoo Sports — Jaguars Win Total Projection Called ‘Too Low’ by Analyst
"Despite skepticism over Jacksonville's offseason, one analyst argues Trevor Lawrence and a potent offense should lead the Jaguars past their low win projections.
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