Four Cents: Jaguars have been untouchable at home, but injuries are concerning
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After today’s win over the Colts, the Jaguars have won seven straight games at EverBank Stadium by 17 or more points. That’s tied for the third-longest streak of its kind in NFL history.That’s home-field advantage. The Jags have played three games at the ‘Bank this season, and they’ve scored more than 30 points in each one.Home-field advantage is what the Jaguars are chasing at this point. The division title is theirs to lose, and they’re playing like a team that understands what’s at stake.The biggest concerns coming out of this game are the injuries and the short week ahead. The Jaguars play the Ravens on Thursday night. Baltimore has already placed Lamar Jackson on injured reserve. Backup Tyler Huntley didn’t finish Sunday’s game and is expected to get an MRI on his turf toe to determine whether he can play. The Ravens could be facing the Jaguars with their third-string quarterback, an undrafted free agent.But the Jaguars have injuries of their own. Eric Murray was hurt on the openi