At 11-4 after beating the Dallas Cowboys, the Los Angeles Chargers are now only one game behind the Denver Broncos in the AFC West with two games to play.

The Jaguars beat the No. 1 seed Broncos on Sunday, but it didn't necessarily help the Patriots' chances of earning the No. 1 seed. Here's the updated path.

Kevin Kugler and Daryl Johnston share their thoughts of the Jacksonville Jaguars 34-20 Week 16 win against the Denver Broncos.

The Jacksonville Jaguars walked into a massive moment in Sunday's game against the Denver Broncos, and they came out on the other side as

Jacksonville improved to 11-4 with the 34-20 win while Denver dropped to 12-3 with the loss. Jacksonville remains in first place in the AFC South, and clinched a playoff berth with the Texans loss to the Raiders.

The Denver Broncos rolled into Week 16 against the Jacksonville Jaguars riding an 11-game win streak with visions of clinching the No. 1 seed in the AFC playoffs. The Jaguars had other ideas. Sparked by another big game from quarterback Trevor Lawrence, the Jaguars steamrolled the vaunted Broncos' defense in Denver to secure a 34-20 win.

With Philip Rivers expected to get his second start of the season, the Colts' offense will likely run through the legs of Jonathan Taylor once again. The sixth-year back had been leading the league in rushing yards for most of the season, but on Monday, Taylor will not take the field as the rushing leader.

A loss will let the Baltimore Ravens back in the door to try to make a winner-take-all Week 18 game in Pittsburgh.