Watson drew a DPI call that aided the Jaguars’ late drive; he spent the night in competitive matchups, with the defense facing a tough task against Lawrence and company.

Watson’s availability offers KC a solid boundary presence, with his coverage shaping how Jacksonville attacks the edges. If Watson plays, KC’s secondary gains a boost in turnover opportunities and tight coverage against the Jaguars’ short-to-intermediate attack.

Watson signals KC’s emphasis on turnovers, hoping to spark the defense with ball-hawking plays. His mindset centers on creating momentum swings after a Week 1 stumble, aiming to translate coverage into turning-point moments in a critical Week 4 clash.

Watson emphasizes the goal of turnovers against Jackson, noting interceptions, fumbles, and fumble recoveries as momentum swings. He credits Dave Merritt for corrective work and highlights Nohl Williams' growth as a rising contributor for KC's secondary.

Jaylen Watson's outside coverage will be tested by Ravens' downfield targets; if he locks down the perimeter, Baltimore's attempts to stretch the field could be stymied and KC's pace could swing in their favor.