Name: Colts looking to break losing streak in Jacksonville
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Description: For the first time in NFL history, there are five divisions being led by just one game or less.

For the first time in NFL history, there are five divisions being led by just one game or less.

Jacksonville

The Indianapolis Colts will play the Jacksonville Jaguars in a crucial AFC South matchup, with both teams holding identical 8-4 records. The Colts are looking to break a losing streak in Jacksonville that has lasted since 2014. 

Week 14 of the NFL season is notable for having five divisions separated by just one game or less, and features several important games for playoff positioning. Other highlights include the Bears facing the Packers, the Chiefs playing the Texans, and ongoing uncertainty for the New York Giants, who are preparing for a coaching search after a disappointing season.

Colts looking to break losing streak in Jacksonville

Turning now to week 14 of the NFL season can't believe we're in week 14 where for the first time in the league's history there are five divisions being led by just one game or less. In a fight over control over the AFC South the Indianapolis Colts will be in Jacksonville to play the Jaguars. Right now both teams are tied at eight and four on top of their division with the Colts looking to break a losing streak in Jacksonville that dates back to 2014. Joining us now is Charlotte Carroll, staff writer at The Athletic. So Charlotte what are you watching for this weekend? I'm watching it's really exciting there's such a great slate of games and if you're a football fan you really kind of get a good one at every event of the the calendar and every time slot the one the afternoon and the evening game on Sunday so it's really fun but in terms of that first game that 1 p.m. slot you mentioned Jags Colts that's set to be a really exciting game see how Daniel Johns health holds up Bengals and Bills we'll see if Joe Burrow can kind of make it happen he came back from a turf toe injury came back with a victory see if that extends and you can't go wrong with a Joe Burrow Josh Allen matchup you flip to the afternoon slate and you get to NFC North battle with the nine and three bears who would have thought they would be on top of the the NFC versus the Packers and then you kind of flip to the evening slate and you get to Sunday Night Football Chiefs Texans Chiefs looking to avoid missing the playoffs for the first time in over a decade well it's a really interesting storyline so for a lot of fantasy football fans this is the last week before they head to the playoffs what's your advice for anyone who's trying to go to make their playoffs in their own league you know you can't go wrong with those offensive playmakers and the teams that are struggling and looking for playoff implications go with the playmakers and then the wide receivers there and you primarily cover the New York Giants which has had a pretty disappointing season to put it lightly at 2 and 11 record this season they're on a bye week but where do things stand with them yeah the New York Giants will be looking at coaching search in the offseason kind of all thoughts have shifted to the future after they find fired Brian Dable midseason this year the question is will GM Joe Shane still have a job following the conclusion of the season he spoke for the first time earlier this week we heard his thoughts he believes he's got the pieces in place to have a really attractive opening in New York and it is the New York Giants which is a historic franchise and always a draw across the league all right we'll have to leave there Charlotte Carol thank you

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