JACKSONVILLE – The Jacksonville Jaguars will host the Tennessee Titans in their final regular season home game on Sunday, Jan. 4 at 1 p.m., the NFL announced last night.

Winners of seven straight, the Jaguars can claim the AFC South division title (and host a home playoff game for the first time since 2022) with a victory in the home finale.

"We've consistently spoken about the importance of meaningful, late-season games, and we have our next test against the Titans on Sunday," said Tony Boselli, Jaguars Executive Vice President of Football Operations. "Since this game will impact the AFC South, our playoff positioning, and our ability to host games during the upcoming NFL playoffs, I am confident our fans will 'meet the moment' and make their collective presence felt, as only they can."

Head Coach Liam Coen is the first rookie head coach in NFL history to win 12-plus games after taking over a team with four or fewer victories the season prior. The Jaguars' high-scoring offense – led by QB Trevor Lawrence (35 total touchdowns) – has been the primary driver toward a franchise-record 433 points (27.1 points per game) in 2025, while the defense has matched their own franchise mark with 21 interceptions on the season.

Fans have the chance to see the Jaguars reach seven home wins, and secure Jacksonville's first 13-win season since the team went 14-2 in 1999.

Limited seats remain for the regular-season finale, which will be televised locally on FOX 30. Jaguars fans should visit www.jaguars.com/tickets or call the Jaguars ticket office at (904) 633-2000.