Jaguars Home Record: Coen's team has won 10 straight at EverBank Stadium

Jacksonville fans now watch a team that has not lost at home in 18 months. The Jaguars have won their first seven games of the 2026 season at EverBank Stadium, outscoring opponents 271-75 in those contests. This streak marks the first time in franchise history that Jacksonville has maintained such a dominant home presence over a two-year span under a single coach.

The team is currently 5-2 on the season. Under head coach Liam Coen, the Jaguars are 10-1 at home over the last two years. Their only loss in that stretch occurred in 2025 against the Seattle Seahawks, who later won the Super Bowl. The last time the Jaguars won more than 10 home games in two seasons was during the 2006-07 campaigns under Jack Del Rio. The team can surpass that record with wins in its final three home dates against Tennessee, Pittsburgh, and Washington.

The home record persists despite a $1.4 billion stadium renovation that reduced seating capacity to 42,500 this season, down from over 60,000 last year. Jacksonville has finished below .500 at home in 11 of the previous 15 years. The team also played two regular-season games in London this season, leaving only six home dates in Jacksonville. Coen noted that the players take pride in utilizing their limited home opportunities to build momentum.

The Jaguars demonstrated this dominance on Sunday with a 42-7 victory over the Indianapolis Colts. The team scored touchdowns on three of its first five possessions and built a 28-0 lead late in the second quarter. That lead was the third-largest halftime margin in franchise history. Backup safety Rayuan Lane returned an interception 92 yards for a score to extend the lead. The team converted 6 of 12 third-down attempts against Indianapolis, raising its season average to 48.2%, which currently ranks third in the league behind Cincinnati and San Francisco.

Running back Bhayshul Tuten carried the ball for a career-high 104 yards and a touchdown while also catching two passes for 55 yards and a score. Rookie tight end Nate Boerkircher caught touchdown passes in consecutive games. Wide receiver Brian Thomas Jr. scored two weeks after returning to the starting lineup. Conversely, wide receiver Parker Washington failed to find the end zone in back-to-back games for the first time this season, finishing with one catch for 16 yards on two targets.

The Jaguars face injury issues as they prepare for a road trip. Nose tackle DaVon Hamilton suffered a season-ending injury against the Colts. The team is considering options such as Jordan Davis, Moro Ojomo, and Grover Stewart at that position. Other starters missed time due to injuries, including safety Eric Murray, defensive end Travon Walker, and right guard Ezra Cleveland. Safety Antonio Johnson also sat out the game with an ankle issue.

The Jaguars travel to Baltimore on Thursday night to face the 4-4 Ravens. This will be their 15th appearance on Thursday Night Football, where they hold a 6-8 record in previous midweek matchups. The teams have alternated wins and losses in their last 11 meetings. If that trend continues, the Jaguars would claim the victory on the road.

Jacksonville plays seven of its final 10 games away from home. Extending the home winning streak before the road stretch could be key to their playoff positioning. The team will rely on a defense that has allowed just 75 points over the last seven home games while the offense has generated 271.