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Jaguars Winners And Losers From Week 6: Mistakes Finally Catch Up

The Jacksonville Jaguars’ playoff hopes took a hit in London after a game they should have won slipped away in the final minutes. Facing the Houston Texans, the Jaguars clawed back from a 10-point fourth-quarter deficit but settled for a field goal instead of going for a potential game-winning touchdown, handing the Texans the 37-34 victory.

The loss stung more than most, as a handful of missed opportunities—dropped passes, a questionable holding call, and a single extra field goal attempt—could have secured a win and pushed Jacksonville closer to clinching a playoff berth. Instead, the Jaguars head into their bye week with a loss and time to reflect on what might have been.

Despite the defeat, standout performances emerged from Travis Hunter and Bhayshul Tuten. Hunter became the fourth player in NFL history to record both an offensive touchdown and an interception in the same game, scoring on nine snaps of action and adding a game-sealing pick in the end zone.

His dual-threat impact—four receptions for 59 yards and three tackles—reinforced why the Jaguars drafted him, silencing critics with a dominant two-way effort. Tuten also delivered his best game of the season, rushing for 39 hard-earned yards and catching four passes for 48 yards and two touchdowns, marking his first career multi-score outing.

Both players provided flashes of brilliance that kept Jacksonville competitive, even as the team’s execution in crunch time cost them dearly.

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