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Big Dill Sports coming to you from the thin air up in Denver, where the Jaguars strutted into Mile High and left with a 34–20 statement dub over the Broncos. This wasn’t just any W — Denver rolled in having already punched a playoff ticket and riding an 11-game heater, and Jacksonville slapped a chill on that streak while tightening its grip on the AFC South race. That’s big-boy December ball, folks. (nfl.com)

Early on, the defenses traded jabs until Trevor Lawrence found his fire. A late-first-quarter dime to Parker Washington for 12 got the Jags on the board, and after Denver answered with Courtland Sutton (six for 86 and a score), Lawrence turned the screws — a red-zone strike to Brenton Strange and a buzzer-beating Cam Little 47-yarder sent Jacksonville up 17–10 at the half. Bo Nix piled yards, but the Jags played the scoreboard like a fiddle.

Third-quarter swing? All teal. Denver briefly knotted it on RJ Harvey’s 38-yard burst, but Lawrence came right back, absorbing a roughing call, cashing a PI to the 1, and sneaking in himself. Then the backbreaker: Washington cooked the boundary for 63 to set up a Travis Etienne Jr. TD catch. By the time Little added a chip shot early in the fourth, it was 34–17 and the home crowd’s breath was as thin as the altitude. When Bo tried to rally, Jarrian Jones jumped a fourth-quarter throw to slam the door, and that was that.

Let’s talk stars. Lawrence’s line was sparkling — 23/36, 279 yards, 3 TDs, 0 INT, plus a rushing TD — a cool four-pack of touchdowns at elevation. Washington? Chef’s kiss: 6 catches, 145 yards, 1 TD, turning “tough matchup” chatter into highlight fuel. Even with Denver’s earlier surge into January, Jacksonville’s win juices their seeding mojo in the AFC shuffle — and yes, that matters with two weeks to go. Also fun footnote: after some fantasy corners advised sitting Washington, the rookie cooked anyway. That’s why we play the games. (sbnation.com)

Big Dill of the Game: Parker Washington — those chunk plays changed the math, flipped field position, and set the tone for a heavyweight road win. That’s a wrap from Big Dill Sports, where ballin’ is a big dill. Catch you next time for more sauced-up Sundays.