Jaguars End Broncos' 11-Game Winning Streak

The Jacksonville Jaguars ended the Denver Broncos' 11-game winning streak with a decisive 34-20 victory on Sunday. Jaguars quarterback Trevor Lawrence threw three touchdown passes and rushed for another, leading his team to a sixth consecutive win.

Lawrence's performance included four touchdown passes over the last two games, bringing his season total to a career-high 26 touchdowns and seven rushing touchdowns. Wide receiver Parker Washington stood out with six catches for 145 yards and a touchdown.

The Broncos struggled with turnovers, including a fumbled handoff by quarterback Bo Nix and an interception thrown on a crucial fourth down. Despite the loss, Denver remains first in the AFC West at 12-3, but the competition is tightening as they prepare for a matchup against the Chiefs on Christmas.

This loss highlights significant issues for the Broncos defense, which failed to contain the Jaguars' offense and allowed four touchdowns in the red zone. The Jaguars' victory not only boosts their confidence but also alters the AFC playoff landscape, with the potential for them to clinch a playoff spot depending on the outcome of the Colts' game on Monday night.

With two games left in the season, the Broncos must recalibrate quickly if they hope to secure home-field advantage in the playoffs, facing a challenging road ahead against division rivals.