Jacksonville Jaguars

Jacksonville Jaguars

The Jacksonville Jaguars are coming off a brutal season, finishing a league-worst 1-15 on the year. But Jags fans are likely optimistic about the future, especially with a certain Clemson rookie QB, Trevor Lawrence, ready to take over the franchise after getting selected No. 1 overall in the 2021 NFL Draft.

Of course, it might take a while for the franchise to turn around the ship, as indicated by the Jaguars' still low win total for this upcoming season. See all of the Jaguars odds above, as well as their schedule, against-the-spread (ATS) performance, and more.

Jacksonville Jaguars Point Spreads

There's fewer bets more fun than point spread bets, and they keep you glued to the television until the clock strikes zero. Spread bets are simply wagers on the margin of victory in the game, as opposed to bets on who will win. Every point matters!

Here’s a brief example of a spread for a Jaguars game:

• Jaguars -2.5 (-110)
• Texans +2.5 (-110)

If you wanted to place a bet on the Jaguars spread in this example, you would win your bet if Jacksonville won the game by three points or more. You would lose the bet if the Texans won the game outright or if Jacksonville won by just one or two points.

Jaguars Over/Unders

If you don't feel comfortable predicting who will win a game or by how much, you can always bet on the over/under, or total, of the game. These are bets on the combined number of points scored.

For example, if the Jaguars and Colts faced off, the over/under might be set at 41 points. If you bet the over, you'd cash your wager if the Jags and Colts combined for 42 points or more. It doesn't matter who scores those points: In fact, it could be a 42-0 game, and you'd still win your bet. In contrast, you'd win the under bet if it finished at 40 or lower. If the game finished at exactly 41 points, neither side would lose -- called a push -- and bettors would get their money back.

Jacksonville Jaguars Moneylines

Moneyline seems like a fancy term, but it's incredibly simple: It's simply a bet on which team will win the game outright. Unlike the point spread, the margin of victory is meaningless: If you bet on the Jaguars moneyline and they win, you'd win your bet, regardless of whether they won by a point or 10 points.

The odds can be challenging at first, but think about them in terms of $10 bets. If the Jaguars moneyline is set at -160, you would have to bet $16 to win $10. In contrast, if the Jags moneyline is at +140, you'd win $14 on a $10 bet.

You can use our Odds Calculator to calculate any bet amount or conversion.

Jacksonville Jaguars Props

If you're a big believer in QB Trevor Lawrence but perhaps don't trust the Jacksonville defense, Jaguars player props might be for you. These are bets on the outcome of just a single player. For example, you can be on whether Lawrence will throw for over/under a set amount of passing yards.

Jaguars Futures

Maybe you think Trevor Lawrence will take over and get the Jaguars rolling sooner than later. You can bet on a ton of Jaguars futures bets, which are wagers on future outcomes that settle at the end of the season.

For instance, you can bet on whether the Jags will eclipse their win total, make the playoffs, and more.