Through the first 10 games of the 2025 NFL season, the Jacksonville Jaguars are 6-4. At this point, there's no denying that this team is a serious threat to mak

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Let's take a look at four things to know about Jaguars vs. Cardinals along with a prediction for the Week 12 game.

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The AFC playoff race entering Week 12 can be divided into two sections: The three two-loss teams (Denver, New England and Indianapolis) and everybody else. The Jacksonville Jaguars are in the “everybody else” category of teams with a 6-4 record entering their game at Arizona on Sunday, Nov. 23.

The Arizona Cardinals have lost consecutive games by three possessions. Now, they'll look to get their first win against a team over .500 this year.

The Jacksonville Jaguars had their second practice of the week on Thursday in preparation for Sunday’s game against the Arizona Cardinals and released their second injury report of the week.

The 6-4 Jacksonville Jaguars are in playoff contention, currently sitting as the No. 7 seed and are looking to collect back-to-back wins when they face the 3-7 Arizona Cardinals at State Farm Stadium on Sunday. Their Week 12 matchup will be broadcast on CBS and streaming on Paramount+.