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Inside the Huddle: Jacksonville Jaguars show they are all in on Super Bowl charge with trades for Jordan Davis, Jessie Bates and Davon Godchaux
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Tuesday 10 November 2026 14:52, UK
The Jacksonville Jaguars are 'all in' on winning a Super Bowl after making a major splash ahead of the NFL's trade deadline, says Sky Sports NFL's Jeff Reinebold.
Jacksonville bolstered their defense on Monday by trading for Atlanta Falcons safety Jessie Bates III, Philadelphia Eagles defensive tackle Jordan Davis and New Orleans Saints defensive tackle Davon Godchaux.
Liam Coen's side sit 6-2 at the top of the AFC South and are on course for another playoff season while boasting the fourth-best scoring offense and second best scoring defense in football.
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"They are doing something that is not been typical of the Jaguars. I think this might be Tony Boselli's fingerprints we're starting to see on that franchise a little bit," said Reinebold on the latest episode of Inside the Huddle.
"They're all in. They're pushing. You go out and you sign Jessie Bates and he's in an expiring contract. What that says to every guy in that locker room is, hey, Shad Khan ain't playing games no more.
"This coach we got in Liam Coen, he ain't playing. They want to win a Super Bowl - they don't just want to win, they want to win a Super Bowl. And those things can be catalysts in your locker room and to your football team."
The Jags spent a 2027 first-round pick and a 2029 second-round pick to acquire Davis from the Eagles, reuniting him with former Georgia college teammate Travon Walker.
Davis signed a three-year $78m extension with the Eagles back in March after a standout 2025 campaign, and departs an Eagles team that has lost seven straight games.
"Jordan's impact on the field can be felt on every down," said Jaguars general manager James Gladstone. "This is a well-rounded premier player and person. We're excited to add him to the team."
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