Appearing on the Jacksonville Jaguars' first Week 16 injury report was defensive end Josh Hines-Allen. Hines-Allen was officially listed as a non-participant due to an illness and shoulder injury. Hines-Allen did not exit last Sunday's game against the New York Jets.

The Jacksonville Jaguars improved to 10-4 on the season following Sunday's Week 15 win over the New York Jets. This is the Jaguars ' fifth win in a row as they maintain their lead in the AFC South. With the dust having settled on Sunday's game, let's highlight the good, bad, and ugly from the Jaguars' performance.

At this point, there's no more denying that the Jacksonville Jaguars are one of the best teams in the 2025 NFL season.

Van Lanen's versatility to play up and down the offensive line this season has been incredibly valuable for Jacksonville. At left tackle specifically, these last two weeks, he has surrendered just one quarterback pressure over 73 pass blocking snaps.

The Jaguars' offense is rolling, and Lawrence is leading the way. After totaling five takeaways over the previous two games, the Jaguars' defense came away with three more interceptions against the New York Jets. Along with that, the Jaguars also had two fourth-down stops, which are just as good as an interception or a fumble.

Trevor Lawrence had arguably the best game of his career against the New York Jets. There's no denying that. He finished with 330 yards and five touchdowns on 20-of-32 passing, while rushing for 51 yards and another score on five attempts. He became the first player in NFL history to reach those numbers in a single game.

PFF's five-worst grades for players on the Jets offense against the Jaguars (10-4) can be found below (minimum 8 snaps played): PFF grade: 51.3. PFF grade: 48.8. PFF grade: 48.5. PFF grade: 47.4. PFF grade: 36.9.