Jacksonville faces Kansas City in Monday Night Football as underdogs, but the Jaguars carry home-field energy and a defense that has forced multiple turnovers in every game. The game hinges on cleaner play from Trevor Lawrence and a sustained run game from Travis Etienne Jr., who has been among the league leaders in yards per rush and total yards. If Jacksonville can pressure Mahomes while protecting the ball, they stay viable in a prime-time upset bid.

Key threads for fantasy managers: Etienne's workload will determine the ceiling of Jaguars' offense, Worthy’s health could unlock a broader KC attack, and Jacksonville must win the turnover battle to swing momentum. If Worthy is limited, Rashee Rice and KC’s other weapons become more relevant for DFS and season-long projections. This matchup tests coaching, execution, and the ability to control pace against a high-powered rival.

Jacksonville hosts Kansas City on Monday night in a game that doubles as a proving ground for the Jaguars’ 2025 ambitions. Trevor Lawrence details a plan built around patience and execution against Steve Spagnuolo’s chaotic, rotating fronts, aiming to avoid big swings and sustain drives.

Spagnuolo’s defense blends exotic pressures with disciplined coverage, creating a chess match that thrives on misdirection and timing. The Chiefs’ AFC dominance under Mahomes sets a high bar, but Jacksonville believes a full 60-minute effort and smart game planning can flip the script in primetime.

Jacksonville heads into Week 5 against Kansas City with optimism that Liam Coen’s offense can unlock Trevor Lawrence and the Jaguars’ arsenal. Lawrence could post his best fantasy day of the season as Jacksonville tries to keep pace with Mahomes and the Chiefs. BTJ has shown progress and could seize the moment against a middling KC secondary, while ETN continues to be the steady fantasy engine. The matchup hints at a potential shootout that could redefine Jacksonville’s fantasy ceiling in 2025.

Expect Lawrence to lean on downfield threats if the protection holds, BTJ to turn a favorable matchup into a multi-catch day, and ETN to once again smash double-digit fantasy points. If Coen’s scheme clicks, Week 5 could mark a turning point for fantasy managers riding the Jaguars’ offense.