Jacksonville Jaguars Win Total Over/Under Odds and 2023 Schedule Insights

Updated Sep. 12, 2023 9:31 a.m. ET

Data Skrive

Bookmakers are projecting the Jacksonville Jaguars to be a little better in 2023, as the team's over/under is set at 9.5 wins, compared to the nine games they won last season. Currently, the Jacksonville Jaguars sport +2560 odds to win the Super Bowl. To reach the playoffs, they are listed at -270.

Jaguars Postseason Odds

Odds to Make the Playoffs: -270
Odds to Win the AFC South: -189
Odds to Win the Super Bowl: +2560

Jaguars: Win Total Odds & Over/Under

Over/Under	Over Payout	Under Payout
9.5	-156	+128

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Jaguars Last Year Performance

Last year the Jaguars went as far as the Divisional round of the playoffs, after finishing 9-8 in the regular season.
Jacksonville went 5-3 at home last season and 4-5 on the road.
As favorites the Jaguars picked up just two victories (2-3). As underdogs they went 7-5.
Jacksonville was 8-4 in the AFC, including 4-2 in the AFC South.
When suiting up for night games, Jacksonville was 7-7 last season. In day contests, the team grabbed two wins in three games.
Although Jacksonville picked up seven wins as an underdog of seven points or fewer last season (7-4), the team came up short in one game when set as an underdogs of 7.5 points or more.

Jaguars Strength of Schedule

The Jaguars are facing the 24th-ranked schedule this season (based on their opponents' combined win total last year).
Based on our predictions, the Jaguars have the 13th-ranked schedule in the league.
Jacksonville will face the least challenging schedule in the NFL, based on its opponents' projected win total this season (113).
The Jaguars will play six games this season against teams that finished above .500 in 2022. That schedule includes four teams that put up 12 or more victories and four squads with less than six wins last season.

Jaguars Offseason Additions and Losses

Draft Results

Name	Pick	Round	Position	College
Anton Harrison	27	1	OL	Oklahoma
Brenton Strange	61	2	TE	Penn State
Tank Bigsby	88	3	RB	Auburn
Ventrell Miller	121	4	LB	Florida
Tyler Lacy	130	4	DE	Oklahoma State
Yasir Abdullah	136	5	LB	Louisville
Antonio Johnson	160	5	DB	Texas A&M
Parker Washington	185	6	WR	Penn State
Christian Braswell	202	6	DB	Rutgers
Erick Hallett	208	6	DB	Pittsburgh
Cooper Hodges	226	7	OL	Appalachian State
Raymond Vohasek	227	7	DT	North Carolina
Derek Parish	240	7	DL	Houston