Patrick Mahomes threw two touchdown passes and ran for a score and Kansas City shut down Geno Smith and the slumping Seattle offense as the Chiefs rolled to a 24-10 victory over the Seahawks.

The Jacksonville Jaguars cut wide receiver Laquon Treadwell on Monday as the team worked to trim its roster to 53 players before the start of the season, according to a News4JAX source.

Cut day in the NFL is Tuesday. That means the Jaguars have to trim their roster from 80 players down to the final 53 that they'll take into the regular season. Here's our shot at projecting that final roster.

The sights and sounds of Jaguars training camp on Thursday.

After two days of training camp, one thing is much different from last year. Professionalism. That’s the big difference.

Each day this week, News4JAX takes a look at each offensive unit on the Jaguars. In this installment, we look at the receivers.

New England defensive back Kyle Dugger and linebacker Dont’a Hightower returned to the lineup for the Patriots' wild-card playoff game at the Buffalo Bills after missing last week’s regular-season finale.

The Jaguars wrapped up their season on a high note on Sunday. Now, they go into another offseason filled with uncertainty.

If a 40-point drubbing at New England didn’t get Jacksonville owner Shad Khan’s full attention, then what’s being planned for the team’s season finale just might.

“The savior has arrived,” a fan yelled from the stands during Sunday’s scrimmage.

The return of Sacksonville? That might be going a little too far, but the defense is playing with the same swagger that it had during that stellar run.

The Jacksonville Jaguars expect quarterback Trevor Lawrence to be fully cleared to practice by training camp next month.

Meanwhile, the Los Angeles Rams announced they will hold their team meetings from home Wednesday after an unidentified player tested positive for coronavirus Tuesday night. Washington also placed injured defensive lineman Matt Ioannidis on the list after announcing a positive test. The Raiders put Ferrell and Joyner on the list Tuesday, joining linebacker Cory Littleton, who tested positive last week, and right tackle Trent Brown, who tested positive last month. Los Angeles center Brian Allen was the first NFL player to confirm he had tested positive for coronavirus back in April. A person with direct knowledge of the situation said the player who tested positive did not travel with Washington for its game at Detroit last weekend.