The New England Patriots have agreed to trade quarterback Joe Milton III to the Dallas Cowboys.

The Jacksonville Jaguars are AFC South champions for the first time in five years.

The Jaguars can win the AFC South with a win on Saturday night. Can Jacksonville (8-8) beat the spiraling Titans (7-9) to win their first division title since 2017? The News4JAX sports staff offers its predictions on the game.

The NFL is moving forward with the Week 18 schedule during a difficult, emotional week.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. The Jaguars made their final roster cuts on Saturday, with the most notable news that they kept a rookie quarterback and waived a pair of veterans at the position. All 12 Jacksonville draft picks and four undrafted free agents made the 53-man roster, including sixth-round pick Jake Luton, who will back up Gardner Minshew II at quarterback to start the season. The Jaguars parted ways with both Josh Dobbs and Mike Glennon in Saturday cuts. Luton was a sixth-round draft pick out of Oregon State and performed well enough in camp that he made both Dobbs and Glennon expendable. He and Minshew are the only quarterbacks on the Jaguars roster.

But its never too early to take a run at predicting who will be on the Jaguars final 53-man roster. BackfieldRB Ryquell Armstead: LockRB Nathan Cottrell: Long shot (r)RB Tavien Feaster: Long shot (r)RB Leonard Fournette: LockRB Devine Ozigbo: On the fenceRB James Robinson: Long shot (r)FB Connor Slomka: Long shot (r)RB Chris Thompson: Near lockSummary: In the backfield Fournette and Armstead are both locked into roster spots. As for Davis, he likely would have been a long shot in my book, but Gruden mentioned his versatility to play fullback. CornerbackCB Luq Barcoo: Long shot (r)CB Chris Claybrooks: Long shot (r)CB DJ Hayden: LockCB Amari Henderson: Long shot (r)CB CJ Henderson: Lock (r)CB Tre Herndon: LockCB Rashaan Melvin: Near lockCB Parry Nickerson: Long shotCB Josiah Scott: On the fence (r)CB Kobe Williams: Long shot (r)CB Brandon Watson: Long shotSummary: There will be some tough decisions to make at corner. Special teamsP Logan Cooke: LockK Josh Lambo: LockLS Ross Matiscik: Long Shot (r)LS Matthew Orzech: Near lockK Brandon Wright: Long shot (r)Summary: Cooke and Lambo are the two biggest locks on the roster.

Quarterback Gardner Minshew scrambles while looking for a receiver during Sunday's opener against the Chiefs. (George Varkanis, for News4Jax)JACKSONVILLE, FLA - The Jaguars will give backup quarterback Josh Dobbs work with the first team this week as starter Gardner Minshew works through an injury to his right knee. Coach Doug Marrone said on Wednesday that Minshew will be limited in practice as he tries to recover from an injury that he suffered on the game-winning drive in last Sunday's 26-24 win over Denver. Minshew wore a knee brace in the practice that was open to the media Wednesday. "Any time someone shows up on the injury report I think you just have to be mindful of it," Marrone said.

Steelers quarterback Josh Dobbs, showing during his pro day at Tennessee. JACKSONVILLE, Fla. - One day after losing Nick Foles to a broken collarbone, the Jaguars have traded for a quarterback. According to the NFL Network's Ian Rapoport, Jacksonville has traded for Pittsburgh's Josh Dobbs. Dobbs, who played at Tennessee, is a third-year player who has appeared in five NFL games. Dobbs played at TIAA Bank Field while at Tennessee, leading the Volunteers over Iowa 45-28 and earning MVP honors.