The Jacksonville Jaguars may be the best team in the NFL that no one is talking about. They get a chance to change that on Sunday when they travel to Indianapolis to take on the Colts. With a win the Jaguars would tie the Colts for the top spot in the AFC South. "We know what's in front of us," Jaguars running back Fred Taylor said. "We know what's at stake." SBG Global reports that early NFL betting has the public putting more money on the Jaguars on the Road but have more wagers for the Colts.

Earlier this year the Colts won at Jacksonville 29-7 so a win by the Colts in this game would virtually sew up the division. "Well, it is a big game," Indianapolis coach Tony Dungy said. "I mean you have to look at it that way. I think they've got to feel like if they don't win this game, they're going to have a tough time winning the division. We've got the tiebreaker edge right now. If we beat them, we'll have a sweep and it will be very tough for them." The Jaguars are playing well and with a healthy quarterback David Garrard they are scoring points. They are also third in the NFL this season with 138.5 rushing yards per game. "I think we can catch the Colts," Garrard said, "I think these guys are very hungry and we're determined this year. We have a lot of things going our way this year. Guys are showing a lot of ability to just concentrate on playing football. We need to do that this week because this is a big one coming up." Garrard has not thrown an interception in 209 attempts this season, setting a club record. His passer rating of 103.1 ranks 4th best in the league.