The Jacksonville Jaguars can't afford any more injuries but they got a crucial one early against the Los Angeles Chargers.

The Jacksonville Jaguars dominated in their win over the LA Chargers on Sunday. But, why? The team played with an attitude, and it showed.

Bahyshul Tuten led the Jaguars with a breakout performance before a late ankle injury, and Travis Etienne scored twice. Add in Trevor Lawrence’s rushing score and the Jaguars found pay dirt on the ground four different times with three players. This felt like how Liam Coen wanted to play offens

Travis Hunter received a big update on his role with the Jacksonville Jaguars for when he returns from a season-ending knee injury. The wide receiver/cornerback saw his rookie season cut short after the non-contact injury.

Jaguars Head Coach Liam Coen addresses the team after a 6-35 win over the Los Angeles Chargers in Week 11 of the 2025 NFL Season.

Travon Walker ’s pressure on Herbert on the first snap of the game forced an intentional grounding call. Linebacker Devin Lloyd had the best tackle for loss of the game, reading a short Herbert pass to Kimani Vidal and erasing it for a loss of 5. Walker and Danny Striggow teamed up on the other sack.

The Chargers (7-4) couldn’t move the ball and couldn’t stop the Jaguars (6-4) from moving it, a bad combination.

This week, the Chargers opted to start their new trade addition, Trevor Penning, over the poor-performing Austin Deculus. Penning has shown some flashes, but is still getting beaten in pass protection, exactly what the Chargers are trying to avoid.