Jaguars can clinch AFC South with win over Colts

Published: Dec 15, 2010 at 05:45 AM

The storyline
The Jaguars clinch the division with a win. If they lose, the Colts likely will take the division, and the Jags could miss the postseason entirely.

Why you should watch
The Jags have all the strengths to beat the Colts, particularly their run game, with Rashad Jennings now complementing Maurice Jones-Drew. Jacksonville continues to be an incredible fourth-quarter team, and David Garrard is an incredible fourth-quarter QB. Peyton Manning has wilted in big games recently.

Did you know?
Jones-Drew has 100-plus rushing yards in six consecutive games. ... With his next TD pass, Garrard will set a new single-season Jacksonville record. ... Manning is 13-5 in his career against the Jaguars. ... Indianapolis' Javarris James leads all rookies with six rushing touchdowns.

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