JACKSONVILLE \u2013 The focus remains on the now.<\/p>\n
Jaguars Head Coach Liam Coen<\/a> on Monday looked beyond a fifth consecutive victory and ahead to the upcoming weekend \u2013 focusing not as much on playoff ramifications as the opponent and the situation.<\/p>\n This is a big week in the AFC. A very big week.<\/p>\n “You think about football, you think about going and playing a game like this,” he said.<\/p>\n Coen spoke Monday at his weekly next-day media availability, a day after a 48-20 victory over the New York Jets at EverBank Stadium<\/a> \u2013 a dominant performance featuring a huge day from quarterback Trevor Lawrence<\/a> that enhanced their surging playoff hopes.<\/p>\n The AFC South-leading Jaguars (10-4), winners of 6 of 7 games, remain seeded third in the AFC and will play the AFC West-leading Denver Broncos (12-2) at Empower Field at Mile High in Denver, Colo., Sunday. The Broncos hold the No. 1 seed in the AFC.<\/p>\n “We all came here with a job to do and so we’re executing that to the best of our ability and that’s why we’re in the position we’re in,” Jaguars safety Eric Murray<\/a> said. “It’s definitely encouraging to see the pieces that we brought in and the people that we brought into gel like this.”<\/p>\n The Jaguars on Sunday remained in first place with one of their most one-sided victories of the season, scoring on 8 of their first 9 possessions while sacking Jets quarterback Brady Cook 3 times and intercepting him 3 more times.<\/p>\n